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DVD materials for exam preparation
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CME Hours |
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| PACKAGE COST |
$2900 (Ca residents, add 9.25% sales tax.)
Free shipping and handling in US and Canada.
International orders, please add $100 USD for shipping and handling fee.
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| CONTENTS OF PACKAGE |
- Introduction, which includes both the activity evaluation form AND the certificate request form
- Over 40 hours of lectures & 28 lecture topics on DVDs
- Accompanying lecture notes
- Activity Workbook containing 5 practice exercises and exams
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| OBJECTIVES |
The School of Sleep Medicine, Inc.™ strives to provide high quality sleep medicine education for the medical community. This package was developed to assist individuals preparing for board exams and for those who may not be able to attend our live course. It is also used as a complement to our live courses. At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be able to assess their knowledge base in sleep medicine and identify areas of strengths and weakness as a candidate for specializing in sleep medicine. Upon completion of this activity, the participant should be able to discuss or identify:
- basic mechanisms of sleep, including the neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and neuropharmacology
- basic mechanisms of circadian rhythms and the clinical issues surrounding circadian rhythm disorders
- symptomatology and differential diagnoses of sleep disorders
- the sleep evaluation process and interpretation of data
- sleep vs. wake EEG data and recognition of sleep stages and arousals
- abnormal polysomnographic findings and artifact identification
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| TARGET AUDIENCE: |
Clinicians preparing to specialize in sleep medicine.This course is designed for those needing an intensive review and consolidation of the basic science of sleep, standards of clinical practice, diagnostic procedures, polysomnogram reading and interpretation. |
| METHOD OF PARTICIPATION |
Viewing of DVD lectures takes approximately 40.0 hours. Completion of the exercises in the Activity Workbook, and completing the evaluation form take approximately 6.0 hours.
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DVD lectures |
40 hours |
Activity Workbook and evaluation form |
6.0 hours |
Total estimated time to complete activity |
46.0 hours |
CME /
BRN hours |
CE credit |
CEUs |
46.0 |
46.0 |
4.60 |
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| No. |
Faculty |
Lecture |
Time |
A01 |
Ian Colrain, PhD |
Basic Mechanisms of Sleep |
1:11:26 |
A02 |
Wallace B. Mendelson, MD |
Neurotransmitters & Sleep |
0:58:24 |
A03 |
Wallace B. Mendelson, MD |
Endocrinology & Sleep / Melatonin Administration & Sleep |
1:12:40 |
A04 |
Dale Edgar, PhD |
Circadian Timing Systems |
2:16:23 |
A05 |
Christian Guilleminault, MD |
Pathophysiology & Risk Factors for Sleep Related Breathing Disorders |
2:00:28 |
A06 |
David Claman, MD |
Obstructive Sleep Apnea |
1:25:55 |
A07 |
David Claman, MD |
CSA / Cheyne-Stokes / Alveolar Hypoventilation |
1:02:25 |
A08 |
Mark Sanders, MD |
The Cardiovascular Impact of Sleep and Obstructive Sleep Apnea/Hypopnea |
1:38:47 |
A09 |
Mark Sanders, MD |
Treatment of OSA with Positive Pressure Therapy |
1:48:35 |
A10 |
Nelson Powell, DDS, MD |
Comprehensive Update on the Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea: New & Contemporary Surgical Approach |
1:16:43 |
A11 |
Rafael Pelayo, MD |
Evaluation & Treatment of Sleep Disorders in Children |
1:43:13 |
A12 |
Don Bliwise, PhD |
Sleep & Aging |
1:16:53 |
A13 |
Charles Reynolds III, MD |
Sleep & Affective Disorders & Other Psychiatric Disturbances |
1:24:21 |
A14 |
Arthur S. Walters, MD |
Restless Legs Syndrome & Periodic Limb Movement Disorder |
1:47:38 |
A15 |
Emmanuel Mignot, MD, PhD |
Narcolepsy |
2:26:35 |
A16 |
Mark Mahowald, MD |
Parasomnias |
1:04:00 |
A17 |
Mark Mahowald, MD |
REM Behavior Disorder |
0:30:02 |
A18 |
Mark Mahowald, MD |
Narcolepsy & Other Hypersomnias |
1:12:28 |
A19 |
Mark Mahowald, MD |
Nocturnal Seizures as Parasomnias |
0:58:37 |
A20 |
Charles Morin, PhD |
Insomnia |
1:52:03 |
A21 |
Max Hirshkowitz, PhD |
Pharmacologic Treatment of Insomnia |
0:52:29 |
A22 |
Max Hirshkowitz, PhD |
Somnopharmacology |
1:30:24 |
A23 |
Raymond C. Rosen, PhD |
Cognitive Behavioral Treatment For Insomnia |
1:10:34 |
A24 |
Nic Butkov, RPSGT |
Diagnostic Aspects of Sleep Disordered Breathing |
1:27:00 |
A25 |
Sharon Keenan, PhD, REEGT, RPSGT |
Polysomnography: The Sleep Laboratory Evaluation |
1:56:32 |
A26 |
Sharon Keenan, PhD, REEGT, RPSGT |
Polysomnography: Amplifiers & Filters |
1:06:06 |
A27 |
Sharon Keenan, PhD, REEGT, RPSGT |
Measurement of Sleep / Wake Tendency: MSLT & MWT |
1:16:36 |
A28 |
Nic Butkov, RPSGT |
Sleep Stage and Arousal Scoring |
1:10:00 |
| TOTAL DVD VIEWING TIME: 39:37:17 |
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education.
The School of Sleep Medicine, Inc.™ is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians and designates this activity for a maximum of 46 credit hours in Category 1 credit towards the AMA Physician's Recognition Award™. Each physician should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the education activity.
Disclosure: It is the intent of The School of Sleep Medicine, Inc. to assure that its CME activities should not be influenced by the special interests of individuals associated with its programs. Having an interest in or affiliation with any corporate organization does not necessarily influence a speaker’s presentation, but the relationship must be made known in advance to the audience in accordance with the standards of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education. Faculty disclosure statements are provided in the handout material. The School of Sleep Medicine, Inc. has not received commercial support for these activities.
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