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Western Australia state meeting
This will be an in person event with opportunities for discussion and networking. You'll hear from speakers sharing their research and clinical insights on aspects of dental sleep medicine.
Presenters
- Dr Jen Walsh and/or Dr Kath Maddison - hypoglossal nerve stimulation under drug induced sleep endoscopy+/- jaw protrusion
- Dr Amanda Phoon Nguyen and A/Prof Ramesh Balasubramaniam - Fellow of Dental Sleep Medicine program
- Dr Tom Huang - Imaging and Sleep-disordered breathing
When: Thursday 1st September, with networking from 6pm.
Where: Australian Dental Association House, 56 Havelock Street West Perth, WA
Management of less common sleep disorders in general practice: narcolepsy, RLS and REM sleep behaviour
This 90-minute webinar will offer an introduction to the challenges associated with diagnosing and managing less common sleep disorders in general practice and the importance on working collaboratively with specialist services by a GP. A not to be missed webinar, particularly beneficial for G.P.s and general practice nurses.
Presenters
- Dr Kerry Hancock - Challenges Managing Less Common Sleep Disorders in Primary Care and the Importance of Collaborative Care
- Dr Sheila Sivam - Assessment, Management and Referral Options for Narcolepsy
- Professor Brendon Yee - Assessment, Management and Referral Options for Restless Legs Syndrome
- Professor Simon Lewis - Assessment, Management and Referral Options for REM Sleep Behaviour Disorder
When: Tuesday, 27 September, 5:30 PM AEST
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Sleep in individuals with traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury
Sleep is especially impaired in individuals who have a Traumatic Brain Injury or Spinal Cord Injury. However, sleep disorders in both groups are under-recognized, underdiagnosed, and untreated for a substantial majority of patients. This webinar aims to drive an increase in awareness and improve sleep disorder management in these patient populations.
Presenters
- Prof Suncica Lah - Sleep in Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury
- Dr Marnie Graco - Sleep in Patients with Spinal Cord Injury
When: Tuesday 4 October, 5:30 PM AEST
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