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  • WSS Research Committee Database

    The newly created WSS Research Committee is creating a database of research training opportunities throughout the world with the hope of increasing sleep medicine research worldwide. A worldwide database will be a valuable resource connecting sleep medicine professionals with available training opportunities. The WSS Research Committee is seeking your input. Please send research training opportunities…

  • NICE- August 2026 MTAC Meeting Invitation

    NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND CARE EXCELLENCE   Medical Technologies Advisory Committee (MTAC)   HTE10888 Routine Use: Digital technologies that deliver CBT interventions for insomnia and insomnia symptoms (Disordered sleep)  Meeting on Thursday 27th August 2026  Via Zoom app The public registration facility to attend the next meeting of the NICE Medical Technologies Advisory Committee(MTAC)…

  • 2nd Obstructive Sleep Apnea Symposium 2026 – Aarhus, Denmark

    A 2-day Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Symposium in Aarhus, Denmark, hosted by the Danish ENT Academy. This symposium will provide an up-to-date overview of the surgical and diagnostic management of obstructive sleep apnea, covering everything from patient selection to postoperative care. Key themes include: • Advances in palate surgery and hypoglossal nerve stimulation implants •…

  • Keeping Time issue 11, August 2026

    Keeping Time: A World Sleep Society Community Update issue 11, August 2026 is now available. This is a special quarterly publication for Associate Society Members of WSS. Keeping Time will deliver your society membership benefits, share news from other Associate Societies, and provide updates and deadlines on WSS educational programs. It can be viewed here; Keeping Time  August 2026…

  • Webinar: Getting referral and triage right for respiratory services

    Long waits often start at the front door. Get referral and triage right, and patients reach the right care sooner. A free webinar on 21 September (12:00-13:00) covers how to do that. Getting the front door right: building better respiratory pathways is the second in a series from the national Elective Care Respiratory Pathways Programme.…

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