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Newcastle Sleep 2015

22nd – 24th October | Sage Gateshead

The biennial conference for the British Sleep Society

www.sleepsociety.org.ukRegistered Charity No: 1009880

Promoting knowledge and research in sleep, its disorders and treatment

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INTERNATIONAL SLEEP MEDICINE COURSE AND BSS HANDS-ON SPRING MEETING

6TH - 9TH JUNE 2016RADISSON BLU - CARDIFF

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INTERNATIONAL SLEEP MEDICINE COURSE:

This course will be held from Monday 4th June until Thursday 9th

June at the Radisson Blu in Cardiff, Wales. Based within the CapitalCity of Wales, the Radisson Blu is also less than 2km from CardiffCastle and Cardiff Bay and with transport links on your doorstep it isin the perfect position for some cultural adventure as well.This course is accredited and organised by the British Sleep Society(BSS), the Belgian Association of Sleep Research and SleepMedicine (BASS) and the Dutch Society for Sleep-Wake Research(NSWO).

BSS HANDS-ON SPRING MEETING:Known for its practical sessions, the British Sleep Society brings you another golden opportunity to learnthe more practical aspect of sleep medicine in a more relaxed environment. The popular BSS Hands-Ontechnical meeting will run at the same time as the International Course with combined breaks – excellentfor networking!

Please visit www.sleepsociety.org.uk for more information

INTERNATIONAL SLEEP MEDICINE COURSE

The ISCM course will provide comprehensive training in allaspects Sleep Medicine, incorporating up-to-datepresentations on neurological, psychiatry and respiratorysleep disorders. The course will also offer hands onexperience and delegates may choose specialist options.The curriculum is based on the ESRS accreditationexamination. Its an excellent revision opportunity andall delegates will receive the ESRS book free of charge.An examination will be held on the last day, and delegatesthat pass will receive a certificate. The top 10% Will begiven a BSS distinction award

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Welcome to the BSS Biennial Conference, Newcastle Sleep 2015

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 2015 scientific meeting of the British Sleep Society. Situated in Gateshead across the River Tyne from Newcastle, we hope you will enjoy both the amazing Sage venue and the outstanding Scientific Programme.

We have aimed to include many issues that have been topical in sleep medicine over the past two years, including telemedicine, insomnia treatment and the impact of sleep disorders in children. We are delighted to welcome our keynote speaks from around the world. This year also sees two important co-sponsored sessions with the Association for Respiratory and Technology and Physiology (ARTP) and the British Society of Dental Sleep Medicine (BSDSM). Overall, our aim is to provide a forum in which you can learn, present your own research, catch up with colleagues, and think about how we can move forward to address future challenges. Understanding that sleep and its disorders requires input from many disciplines, we are confident you will find something in the programme to capture your attention and inspire future efforts.

This year we will also make the first BSS Colin Sullivan Sleep Research Award, which has been made possible by the personal generosity of Professor Colin Sullivan, Professor of Medicine, University of Sydney, Australia. Colin is famously known for the invention of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure therapy that has revolutionised the treatment of sleep apnoea and brought relief to literally millions of patients. Successfully translating scientific research into effective clinical treatments, Colin and colleagues developed the thriving commercial enterprise of ResMed whom we are proud to recognise as our Platinum Sponsors. The purpose of the BSS Colin Sullivan Sleep Research Award is to facilitate sleep research in the UK, inspiring young scientists and clinicians to become actively involved in sleep medicine and research. The award will be made at the Conference Dinner on Friday night. Do come and join us.

We are extremely grateful for your continued support of the society and are confident that we will match the success of our previous meeting in Edinburgh two years ago, enhancing both the membership base of the BSS and its financial stability. In the face of general austerity and financial cutbacks in public services, it is especially encouraging that so many companies from a variety of sleep-related areas have shown interest in the meeting and are actively participating.

So, please enjoy the meeting and hear about the latest developments in the exciting field of sleep medicine and science. The North-East and its people are renowned for their hospitality – we can guarantee a warm welcome and can hope for good weather!

Paul Reading, President British Sleep Society

Mary Morrell, President Elect British Sleep Society


The 2015 ConferenceRegistration Desk opening timesThursday 10:00 – 17:30 Friday 07:30 – 18:00 Saturday 07:30 – 12:00

Exhibition Opening timesThe Exhibition is taking place in the Barbour Room. Thursday 11:00 – 16:00 Friday 08:00 – 16:30

Lunch and RefreshmentsLunch and all refreshments will all be served in the Barbour Room alongside the exhibition. If you have any specific dietary requirements, please make yourself known to the registration desk.

Exhibition PassportMake sure you visit each of the exhibitors and get a sticker for your passport. Return it to the box on reception by 16:30 on Friday to be entered into the draw to win an iPad. The draw will take place during the Gala Dinner.

Please also take a moment to nominate your favourite suppliers for the awards on the back of the passport sheet.

CPD Points‘Newcastle Sleep 2015’ has been approved by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom for 12 category 1 (external) CPD credit(s). Please ensure that you sign in at the registration desk EVERY DAY that you attend conference in order to qualify.

CPD points will be notified on your certificate which you can download after completing the online feedback questionnaire. A link to the feedback form will be emailed to you on the Monday following the conference.

Facilitated Poster SessionOn Thursday evening from 17:00-19:00 there will be a facilitated poster viewing in the foyer of Hall 2. Come along for some wine and other refreshments alongside the opportunity to see some of the exciting research and development that is going on across the UK.

Gala DinnerThe Gala Dinner will take place on Friday night at the Hilton Newcastle Gateshead, Bottle Bank, Gateshead, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE8 2AR. Drinks reception will start from 19:00 to sit down at 20:00.

The dress code for the dinner is black tie. With the exception of the top table, there is no reserved seating so feel free to sit wherever you would like.

During the evening there will be a short awards ceremony to announce the winners of the Lyn Davies award, other poster awards, the Exhibition passport draw, Best Exhibition Stand and the BSS Colin Sullivan Research award. After this you can let down your hair and dance away to our amazing band, ‘The Playlist’, with the bar closing at midnight.

BSS Event Managers Executive Business Support, City Wharf, Davidson Road, Lichfield, Staffs, WS14 9DZ

Tel: 01543 442156

Event Co-ordinator Alice Higgins ([email protected])

Car ParkingThere is a car park at the Sage which offers parking for £4 a day for conference delegates. Please speak to the registration desk to arrange this.

Taxi ServicesThere is a taxi rank and a drop off and pick up area at the west entrance of The Sage Gateshead and a free phone located at the Welcome Desk on the Concourse.

Smoking PolicyThe venue is a no smoking venue, to comply with English law.


The British Sleep Society

The British Sleep Society (BSS) is a professional organisation for medical, scientific and healthcare workers caring for and studying sleep and its disorders. We are a registered British charity and our ultimate aim is to improve public health by promoting education and research into sleep and its disorders.

Established 27 years ago, the society continues to evolve to meet the growing needs of our members, and society as a whole. We exist for our members and are therefore always keen to hear about ways in which you think we can support them in their work and professional development.

Membership benefits include:• Discounted registration at all BSS events including

our biennial Scientific meeting

• Access to training courses and information on professional development

• Biannual printed newsletters

• Monthly e-newsletters

• Access to the Members area of the website

• Support from Executive Committee

British Sleep Society CommitteeDr Paul Reading President

Dr Mary Morrell President Elect

Dr Simon Merritt Treasurer

Andrew Morley RPSGT Secretary and ARTP liaison

Lizzie Hill RPSGT EST Education and Professional Development Coordinator

Jill Meeres

Dr Charlotte Kemp

Dr Tim Quinnell Website Editor

Dr Renata Riha

Prof Adrian Williams

Co-opted Members of the Executive CommitteeJackie Bennett RPSGT RCCP Liaison

David Jones RPSGT EST PBEC/AHCS Liaison

Simone de Lacy RPSGT EST Education Officer

To contact any of the above please email the BSS Office on [email protected]. Your email will be forwarded immediately to the appropriate member, or if requested shared with all the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee is of course elected to represent our society’s membership and is thus available to consult on all issues relevant to its membership.


ARTP

The ARTP is the sole professional organisation in the UK for practitioners working in respiratory & sleep physiology.

Although all aspects of sleep medicine form our daily work, ARTP is principally experienced and involved in sleep breathing disorders and their treatment. ARTP provides nationally, professionally recognised qualifications and competences in lung function testing and now sleep related procedures. An important function of the ARTP is the provision for CPD and the writing of standards/guidelines, including sleep diagnostics, CPAP therapy and mandibular advancement devices. ARTP organises its Annual Conference and many training courses including blood gas sampling, respiratory physiology assessment and sleep disorders. ARTP coordinates spirometry training centres throughout the UK and also writes/publishes textbooks in lung function testing and physiology.

ARTP is also an established member of key regulation organisations for physiologists in the UK. ARTP SLEEP represents practitioners working in Sleep Medicine and is working closely with BSS to establish strong professional links for staff involved in sleep diagnostics and therapy.

Further details are available from www.artp.org.uk or email [email protected] or telephone 0845 226 3062.

The British Society of Dental Sleep Medicine was established 10 years ago as a non-profit making society for the practice of dental sleep medicine.

Its mission is to raise awareness and establish the ever-increasing role of the dentist in the management of patients suffering with snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea.

It strives to advance the role of the dentist through educational courses -promoting and raising standards of care and guidelines of practice. Its vision is to encourage and establish close links with other medical societies such as BSS, BLF and NTS and ARTP.

As a society, collaborative and multidisciplinary care of these patients is encouraged and promoted in order to enhance patient experience and reduce the burden of this debilitating disease. The society is keen to work with primary care physicians to help patients who are not suitable for secondary care.

BSDSM


Our keynote speakersJan BornJan Born is director of the Department of Medical Psychology and Behavioral Neurobiology at the University of Tübingen, Germany. He obtained Ph.Ds in Psychology and Physiology. After stays at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and the Department of Physiology at the University of Ulm, he was appointed full professor of Physiological Psychology at the University of Bamberg in 1989. In 1999, he joined the Department of Neuroendocrinology at the University of Lübeck, and changed in 2010 to his current position. Born’s primary research interests are in the dynamics of memory formation in biological systems. He is particularly interested in the memory functions that sleep serves for the central nervous system, metabolic system and the immune system. In 2010 he received the Leibniz award of the German Science Foundation. Dr. Born has co-authored more than 400 publications. He is a member of the German National Academy of Sciences, Leopoldina.

Dr Phillip GehrmanDr. Gehrman is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. His graduate training was in clinical psychology at the University of California, San Diego including an internship at the Durham VA Medical Center and a post doctoral fellowship in sleep medicine at Penn. His research explores the mechanisms and treatment of insomnia in the context of mental illness and includes studies on the genetics of insomnia. Dr. Gehrman’s clinical work is in Behavioral Sleep Medicine and he provides cognitive behavioral interventions for sleep disorders.

Milton MermikidesMilton Mermikides PhD (Surrey) BSc (LSE) BMus (Berklee) is a composer, performer, producer, sound artist and educator in a wide range of styles and has collaborated with artists as diverse as Pat Martino, John Williams, Tod Machover, Tim Minchin, The Swingle Singers, Steve Winwood and Brian Eno. He is Head of Composition and Lecturer in Music at the University of Surrey, Professor of Jazz Guitar at the Royal College of Music, Head of Music Technology at the Royal Academy of Music (2000-9), a graduate of the Berklee College of Music and presents seminars, lectures, performances and exhibitions internationally. miltonline.com

Prof. Eus J. W. Van SomerenAfter his training in physics, psychophysiology and neuropsychology, Eus Van Someren received a cum laude PhD in neurobiology from the faculty of medicine. He leads the Sleep and Cognition at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience of the Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences. He received prestigious grants and his ~200 publications in high-ranking scientific journals NJEM, Jama and Nature Neuroscience are highly cited (H: 43). His informal and easy manner and infectious enthusiasm for sleep neuroscience make him a frequently invited speaker, e.g. for TED-X.

Dr Terri E. Weaver, PhD, RN, FAAN Dr. Terri E. Weaver serves as the Dean at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing. She is recognized nationally and internationally for her research on the effect of daytime sleepiness on daily behaviors and assessment of treatment outcomes. Her research has been supported by the National Institutes of Health, with funding from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and the National Institute of Nursing Research. Dr. Weaver has produced two notable disease specific functional status measures, one for chronic pulmonary disorders and the other for sleep disorders. The latter, the Functional Outcomes of Sleep Questionnaire has become the gold standard for the evaluation of the impact of treatments for sleep disorders to improve quality of life, which has been translated into 51 languages and used internationally in clinical trials.

Dr. Weaver received her BSN from the University of Pittsburgh and her MSN and PhD from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing where she previously served as a member of its Board of Directors. Additionally, she is the Training and Education Chair for the World Federation of Sleep Research & Sleep Medicine Societies, former chair of the national board of directors of the American Lung Association and has held leadership positions in the American Thoracic Society, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society.


Our speakersDr Sonya CraigDr. Sonya Craig is a Sleep and Respiratory Physician working at University Hospital Aintree where she is lead clinician for Sleep Medicine. She trained at Cambridge University and the Royal Brompton Hospital, London before starting research into cardiovascular risk and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea with Prof. John Stradling in Oxford. Her main interests are vascular risk in OSA and the delivery of Sleep medicine and care effectively and efficiently within the NHS.

Dr Aditi DesaiDr Aditi Desai graduated as a dentist from University of Wales, Cardiff in 1977. President Elect of the British Society of Dental Sleep Medicine, Aditi is founder of Global Sleep Solutions, a company set up to bring about a multidisciplinary approach to the management of sleep disorders.

Aditi is a restorative dentist and part of a multidisciplinary dental specialty team in London. Working in Harley Street, Portsmouth and London Bridge Hospital as part of the Sleep Service, she maintains a multidisciplinary team approach in her management of patients with sleep disordered breathing.

Aditi lectures widely here in the UK and abroad on the subject of dental sleep medicine and is accredited by the EADSM.

Dr Gary J Dennis Dr Gary Dennis has been the clinical lead for neurological sleep medicine in Sheffield for 10 years, overseeing the growth of the service from a single handed practice to a thriving service of 3 consultants working with an MDT of sleep professionals.‎ Recent research interests include participation in the adult pandemrix audit for narcolepsy and the Discovery trial for REM behaviour disorder.

James Di PasqualeJames Di Pasquale, Pulmonary and Sleep Science Research Consultant at St Mary’s Hospital and Imperial College London, has been active in the fields of adult and paediatric sleep disorders in the UK and Australia since 2001. Currently his academic and clinical work focuses on sleep-disordered breathing and asthma in children, with a special focus on novel methods to measure disease progression at home. He is registered as a Sleep Technologist with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists, and as an Expert Somnologist-Technologist with the European Sleep Research Society.

Dr Roy Dookun Roy is a GDP with a special interest in the dental management of snoring and OSA. He is the President and co founder of the British Society of Dental Sleep Medicine a board member of the European Academy of Sleep Medicine and is co author of the BSDSM Snoring Pre treatment Screening Protocol. Roy works as part of a multi disciplinary team comprising ENT and Respiratory Physicians. He has attained ‘expert’ level EADSM accreditation and is the author of the Standards of Care Document for Mandibular Repositioning Devices which has been adopted by the Association for Respiratory Technology and Physiology

Dr Cathy HillCathy is Associate Professor in Child Health and Honorary Consultant in Sleep Medicine at Southampton Children’s Hospital. She heads a regional children’s sleep disorder service. Along with her multi-disciplinary team she delivers UK training courses on the practical management of children’s sleep disorders. These have been positively received in Australia and New Zealand and will shortly be delivered in the Far East. Her research embraces sleep and neurocognition with an interest in developmental disorders. She is PI for a multi-centre study of OSA in children with Down syndrome and has published 24 original articles and 4 reviews in the field.

Dr Brian KentDr Kent is a consultant respiratory & sleep physician at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals, London. His research interests include the relationship of sleep disordered breathing with cardiovascular, metabolic and cancer co-morbidity, alongside the evaluation of novel diagnostic technologies.

Dr Guy LeschzinerGuy Leschziner is a consultant neurologist, working within the Sleep Disorders Centre and Dept of Neurology at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals. He has specialist interests in sleep disorders and epilepsy, and is particularly interested in narcolepsy, periodic hypersomnias, and the genetics of sleep disorders.


Our speakersDr Ian MorrisonDr Morrison is a Consultant Neurologist at Ninewells Hospital. He has a specialist clinical interest in the diagnosis and management of patients with complex sleep behaviour disorders and also epilepsy. He is the author of a number of articles on these subjects.

His main research interests include understanding the pathogenesis of both rapid eye movement and non-rapid eye movement sleep disorders and also the forensic implications of sleep behaviours.

He completed his PhD in Neurosciences with Professor Hugh Willison at the University of Glasgow, and Professor Wes Thompson at the University of Texas in Austin, studying the pathogenesis of autoimmune neuropathies. He has received funding support from the Wellcome Trust, Patrick Berthoud Trust and Carnegie Trust.

Ian OrmistonIan Ormiston is a consultant oral and maxillofacial cleft surgeon at University Hospitals of Leicester. He graduated in Dentistry and Medicine before undertaking higher surgical training in UK, Hong Kong and China, FDSRCS, FRCS, FCSHK, FHKAM. He has also worked in respiratory medicine and ENT albeit at a junior level.

His main surgical interests are in dentofacial deformity, cleft surgery and sleep medicine (snoring OSA). He has published over 9 papers the past year related to his work in the maxillofacial aspects of sleep medicine.

He has lectured internationally in maxillofacial and dental aspects of sleep medicine. He sits on the Board of BSDSM, the Sleep Section of RMS and is a sub-editor of the Plastic & Maxillofacial Surgery & Aesthetics Medicine Journal.

Dr Ivana RozenzweigIvana obtained her MD from the University of Zagreb and her PhD from the University of Cambridge. She is a consultant neuropsychiatrist, having trained and worked in university teaching hospitals in Cambridge and London. She has also taught physiology to medical students as a Bye-Fellow of Selwyn College and worked at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute in Japan and the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. With her colleagues at the Department of Neuroimaging at King’s College London and the Sleep Disorders Centre at Guy’s Hospital, she is currently exploring the role of sleep and hypoxia on brain plasticity, with a particular focus on the neurobiology and cognitive sequelae of various sleep disorders such as sleep apnoea.

Dr Hugh SelsickHugh started his career in sleep when he volunteered to be a subject in a sleep study. He was so inspired that he went on to work in the sleep laboratory at the Wits University while studying for his physiology and medical degrees. While specializing in psychiatry he was frustrated to find that none of the consultants were trained in sleep medicine and that sleep aspects of psychiatric disorders were largely ignored. Therefore Hugh formed the sleep working group in the Royal College of Psychiatrists and is currently the lead consultant in the Insomnia Clinic at the RLHIM/UCLH and locum consultant in sleep medicine at the Sleep Disorders Centre at Guy’s.

Dr Sue WilsonSue Wilson’s research has concentrated on the use of EEG and objective sleep measurement in the study of drugs and their neurotransmitter actions in the human brain. She has studied drug effects on sleep in depression, anxiety, substance abuse and sleep disorders such as insomnia and parasomnias. She has also used sleep and daytime EEG to track pharmacodynamic effects of new drugs in healthy volunteers. She coordinated the BAP consensus group on treatment of sleep disorders.

Dr Sameer ZuberiSameer is Consultant Paediatric Neurologist and Honorary Professor. He leads the Paediatric Neurosciences Research Group at the Royal Hospital for Children and the University of Glasgow. He attended Edinburgh University Medical School and undertook postgraduate paediatric and neurology training in Edinburgh, Sydney and Glasgow. His clinical and research interests include epilepsy, movement disorders, neurogenetics, the channelopathies and neurological sleep disorders. He has written several book chapters and published extensively in peer reviewed journals. He is clinical lead of the Glasgow Epilepsy Genetics Service, Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Paediatric Neurology, Board Member of the European Paediatric Neurology Society and Chair of the Classification & Terminology Commission of the International League Against Epilepsy.


Conference Progamme

Thursday 22nd October Friday 23rd October

11.00 – 12.45 Registration12.45 – 13.00 Welcome

13.00 – 13.40 BSS President’s Lecture Jan Born, University of Tubingen. Germany Consciousness. Memory and Sleep

13:40 – 14:30 Sleep Deprivation Explored Dr Paul Reading: Sleep Deprivation as a Neuro Toxin Dr lvana Rosenzweig: Neuroinflammation and Sleep Deprivation

14.30 – 15:10 BSS Keynote Lecture Eus J.W. Van Someren, Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience The Neuroscience of lndividual Differences in Sleep Vulnerability and Insomnia

15.30 – 16.00 Break

16.00 – 17.00 BSS Keynote Lecture Milton Mermikides, University of Surrey, The Royal College of Music Sound Asleep: The Hidden Music of Sleep Patterns

17.00 – 19.00 Facilitated Poster Viewing in the Hall 2 Foyer area With refreshments

Keynote

Keynote

Keynote

All sessions take place in Hall 2


Friday 23rd October

8.00 - 9.00 Hands-On Tech Breakfast Dr Brendan Cooper One Voice and Stage One: Is the future of Sleep Measurement Training Academic?’

9.00 - 9.40 BSS Keynote Lecture Dr Terri Weaver, RN, PhD, University of Illinois, Chicago, Treatment Adherence: Does 4 hours Fit All?

9.40 - 11.00 Joint Symposium with ARTP

The Role of Tele-Monitoring in Device Adherence and the Treatment of Sleep Apnoea Dr Sonya Craig: Improving CPAP Management in England Dr Mark McEnroe: Sleep Services on the Isle of Man Dr Emma Braithwaite, Resmed: Updates on the SERVE data - what do we do now?

11.00 - 11.30 Break

11.30 - 13.00 Joint Symposium with BSDSM

Sleep Apnoea from a Dental Perspective Dr Aditi Desai: Anti Snoring Devices. Why and When? Dr Roy Ormiston: OS4 and the Max Fac Surgeon Late Breaking CLinical Update

13:00 - 14:30 Lunch – including Special Interest Paediatric lunch

14:30 - 16:00 Paediatric Symposium

Impact of Sleep Disorders in Children Dr Sameer Zuberi: Developments in the Genetics of Sleep Related Epilepsies James Di Pasquale: Sleep Dysfunction Associated with Eczema, Food Allegies and Asthma Dr Cathy Hill: Paediatric Downs Syndrome

16:00 - 16:30 Break

16:30 - 17:30 Pro/Con Debate ‘MSLT is an Extremely Important and Useful Investigation In the Diagnosis of Narcolepsy’ Pro: Dr Ian Morrison v Con: Dr G Leschziner

17:30 - 18:30 BSS General Meeting

19:00 - 23:00 BSS Conference Dinner at Hilton Newcastle Gateshead

Keynote

All sessions are in Hall 2 with the exception of the Paediatric Special Interest Lunch which is taking place in the Northern Rock Foundation Hall


Saturday 24th October

8.00 - 9.00 Hands-On Tech Breakfast Lizzie Hill: Scoring Sleep using AASM Guidelines

9.00 - 9.40 BSS Keynote Lecture Phillip Gehrman, PhD, CBSM University of Pennsylvania. USA Cognitive Behavioural and Chronotherapeutic Interventions for Insomnia

9.40- 11.00 Treatment of Insomnia Prof. Jason Ellis: CBT for the Treatment of Insomnia Dr Hugh Selsick: Setting Up an Insomnia Service Dr Susan Wilson: Pharmacological Treatments in Insomnia

11.00 - 11.30 Break

11.30 - 13.00 Updates in Sleep Medicine

Interactive Case Studies Dr Brian Kent: Guys & St Thomas Hospital, London Dr Gary Dennis: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Renata Riha: Edinburgh University

Keynote

All sessions are taking place in the Northern Rock Foundation Hall


Abstract Submissions1 Noor Zehan Abdul

Rahim Sleep disordered breathing in Children with Congenital Heart Disease Paediatric

2 Hetaf Alammar A meta-analysis of behavioural interventions for sleep problems in children with neuro-developmental disorders

Paediatric

3 Chris Alford Does sleep restriction make driving with distractions worse? A comparison of listening to the radio, texting, eating and drinking whilst on a short 10 minute drive

Research

4 Kirstie Anderson A novel, open access accelerometer method for assessing sleep Research

5 Anna Ashworth Effects of sleep on early cognitive development in young children with Down syndrome

Research

6 Gurnam Aulakh Effect of preoperative continuous positive airway pressure duration on outcomes after maxillofacial surgery forobstructive sleep apnoea

Research

7 Amy Beeston Auditory models for robust analysis of snoring in domestic recordings Research

8 Louise Berger Evaluation of the Efficacy of a New Insomnia Service Providing Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia

Research

9 Karla Berry Quality of sleep for adult in-patients Clinical (adult)

10 Jane Blackwell A systematic review of cognitive function and psychosocial well-being in school-age children with narcolepsy

Paediatric

11 Michelle Davies Night to night variability of home nocturnal pulse oximetry Paediatric

12 David Dawson Does a clinic visit at 6 weeks improve compliance with CPAP therapy? Clinical (adult)

13 Lindsay Dewa The current practice of insomnia management in England and Wales prisons Clinical (adult)

14 Nehal Doshi A narrative review into the non-surgical and surgical management of non-apnoeic snoring

Research

15 Panagis Drakatos The utility of respiratory inductance plethysmography in REM sleep scoring. An application on multiple sleep latency

Research

16 Claire Durant Chronic Fatigue syndrome and Sleep; Initial findings from recruitment for the SAFFE study

Research

17 Stephen Emegbo The Benefits of Remote Monitoring of Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSAS): A pilot evaluation of the cost benefits for the patient and clinical service

Research

18 Heather Engleman Effects of scoring criteria on home polygraphy results: 4% dips vs aasm v2 Clinical (adult)

19 Sofia Eriksson How common are Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and Periodic Limb Movements of Sleep in a UK based population with refractory epilepsy?

Research

20 Felicity Gray Adherence to Home Long Term Non-Invasive Ventilation in Children Paediatric

21 Christopher Grime Obstructive sleep apnoea in children with problematic severe asthma Paediatric

22 Paul Gringras A closer look at sleep onset rapid eye movement in paediatric multiple sleep latency and nocturnal polysomnography tests

Paediatric

23 Paul Gringras Anatomy of a Children’s Sleep-Over Paediatric

24 Paul Gringras Developing The ‘Kids Sleep Doctor’ App Paediatric

25 Rosie Heartshorne Restless legs syndrome: a cross-sectional study to assess treatment, severity, and co-morbidities

Research

26 Jane Hicks A case of REM Behaviour Disorder (RBD) in Primary Biliary Cirrhosis (PBC), is this an unrecognised sleep disorder in this group of patients?

Clinical (adult)

27 Catherine Hill Success rates and acceptability of domiciliary cardiorespiratory studies to screen for obstructive sleep apnoea in children with Down syndrome

Research

28 Catherine Hill Nocturnal hypoxia in high altitude native children – evidence of incomplete adaptation in children with European ancestry.

Research

29 Lizzie Hill Retrospective review of central event indices in children with repaired cleft palate Research

30 Lizzie Hill Symptoms of obstructive sleep apnoea are common in adults with Down syndrome despite previous adenoid/tonsillar surgery

Research

31 Caroline Horton Sleep increases negative emotional false memories Research

32 Naomi Hynd Can reading to children before lights out help children sleep? - a pilot study Research

33 Momoko Kayaba Associated Factors for AHI in Japanese OSA patients: Focusing on Craniofacial Factors by Cephalogram

Research


Abstract Submissions34 Liisa Kuula-Paavola Poor sleep and neurocognitive function in early adolescence Research

35 Madeleine Lawrence The Reality of Sexsomnia: Characteristics and Manifestations of Sexsomnia Research

36 Natasha Liddle Agreement of desaturation indices between Masimo SET and Nonin oximetry technology

Paediatric

37 Sophia Lomatschinsky

An updated review of the current medications used to treat REM sleep behaviour disorder

Research

38 Shameem Mahmood High incidence of oxygen desaturation in Systemic Light Chain (AL) Amyloidosis may impact survival

Clinical (adult)

39 Rebecca Martyn Feedback from Narcolepsy Peer Support Group Paediatric

40 Guy Meadows Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Insomnia - an initial clinical study Clinical (adult)

41 Claire Morgan Dissociation in Disorders of Arousal Research

42 Angus Nisbet A Retrospective Anaysis of Clomipramine Treatment in Non-Rem Parasomnia Research

43 Louise O’Brien New Parents, Sleep Disruption, and Driving: A Cross-Sectional Study Research

44 Louise O’Brien Sleep-Disordered Breathing and Pregnancy Outcomes in Women with PCOS: A Cohort Study

Research

45 Rory O’Connor The effect on systemic blood pressure in patients undergoing a maxillomandibular advancement osteotomy for obstructive sleep apnoea

Research

46 Nicholas Oscroft Does PREDICT predict real life experience? Clinical (adult)

47 Louise Parker A review of a new Polysomnography service in a District General Hospital sleep clinic

Clinical (adult)

48 Dora Polsek TLR2 is involved in the acute reaction to intermittent hypoxia Research

49 Dorothy Price A retrospective observational study of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) compliance rates

Clinical (adult)

50 Muhammad Qasim Why do our Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Hypopnoea Syndrome (OSAHS) Patients abandon Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Treatment?

Research

51 Tim Quinnell Randomised Controlled Trial of Mandibular Advancement Devices for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (TOMADO): Two year follow-up

Research

52 Ashwin Rajhan Which bariatric patients need a pre-operative sleep study? Research

53 Ashwin Rajhan Venlafaxine induced PLMD in a young patient Research

54 Kylie Russo Prevalence of obstructive sleep apnoea in children with syndromic craniosynostosis and outcome of intervention with adenotonsillectomy or nasopharyngeal airway

Paediatric

55 Ann Sharpley Investigating the Effects of Typhoid Vaccine on Sleep in Healthy Participants: a randomised, double- blind, placebo-controlled, cross-over study

Research

56 Carolin Sievers Can we learn during sleep? An investigation of the extent to which linguistic stimuli can be processed during sleep

Research

57 Clare Trevelyan Outcomes of Insomnia Assessments at a Regional Sleep Centre: Developing new Insomnia Guidelines

Research

58 Christopher Turnbull In minimally symptomatic OSA what is the best test to measure CPAP response? Research

59 Anna Weighall The relationship between sleep quality and quantity and health related quality of life

Research

Posters will be displayed in the Hall 2 Foyer from 12:30pm on Thursday 22nd October until 4:00pm on Friday 23rd October.A facilitated poster viewing will take place on Thursday evening from 5pm until 7pm with complimentary wine and nibbles.Awards for Best Poster will be announced at the Gala Dinner on Friday evening.


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We specialise in obtaining products which are in short supply in the UK. This is communicated to hospitals via a weekly email.

BLUESOMBluePro® from BlueSom is a new first-step dental device treatment for snoring and OSA; an affordable pro-fit mandibular advancement appliance fitted chair-side by trained dental professionals. Pro-standard heat-mouldable material provides strong and consistent retention while a simple titration mechanism allows self-adjustment to improve treatment efficacy, comfort and compliance. Free training provided, contact [email protected]

CamNTechActigraphy is now a widely accepted method for determining a subject’s sleep quality and circadian rhythm using unobtrusive wrist worn devices.

CamNtech are pioneers of wearable technology with 20 years of experience since the launch of our first products. Always at the forefront of innovation, our MotionWatch 8 is one of the smallest, lightest Actigraphy devices currently available with continuous recording for up to 120 days with no down-time for re-charging. Manufactured to the highest standards in our ISO13485 certified facility, our products are CE marked medical devices and FDA cleared providing total confidence in the efficacy of your data.

DeVilbissAt DeVilbiss Healthcare, we are passionate about improving the lives of those suffering with sleep and respiratory problems.

We offer a diverse portfolio in sleep therapy products, from sleep diagnostics and therapy through to patient CPAP compliance and monitoring. Find out more about our exciting new developments and our latest CPAP range at Stand 5 and ask us for a demonstration! We look forward to meeting you.

Tele: +44 (0) 121 521 3140

Fax: + 44 (0) 121 521 3141

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.devilbisshc.com

Twitter: @DeVilbisshc

Fisher and PaykelFisher & Paykel Healthcare is committed to supporting the NHS to achieve the DH mandate to reduce the number of early deaths, so that more people can enjoy a long and healthy old age.

Domain 1 – Preventing People from Dying Early:

Fisher & Paykel provide a comprehensive range of innovative humidified respiratory products supporting the provision of acute care for adults, children and infants which translates into efficient care delivery, reduced risk and improved patient outcomes

Domain 2 - Enhancing Quality of Life for People with Long Term Conditions:

Fisher & Paykel products promote early self-management bringing significant benefits to patients in the home environment, keeping the patient at the centre of their own healthcare

Domain 3 –Helping People Recover from Episodes of Ill Health: Fisher & Paykel homecare products reduce the need and frequency of hospitalization to support patients at home for as long and as much as possible.

GDS MedtechGDS MedTech offer a number of new and innovative solutions for the diagnosis and treatment of snoring/ sleep apnoea and oesophageal reflux.

The product range includes:

WatchPat: Sleep Study in your fingertip, utilising Peripheral Arterial Tone (PAT) technology to provide sleep and respiratory data.

NightShift: Patient body positioner for the treatment of supine snoring and mild/moderate sleep apnea.

AlaxoStent: Patient self-stenting for the maintenance of airway patency during sleep

ApneaGuard: Test system to determine the effectiveness of mandibular advancement therapy

ResTechPH: Ambulatory monitor enables accurate measurement of aerosolized PH and the ability to look at the upper airway symptoms

RezaBand UES Assist Device: A “first-of-its-kind”, non-invasive, non-pharmacologic medical device to prevent the reflux of stomach contents into the throat and airways.


Exhibitor InfoGenzymeGenzyme has pioneered the development and delivery of transformative therapies for patients affected by rare and debilitating diseases for over 30 years. With a focus on rare diseases and multiple sclerosis, we are dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of the patients and families we serve.

Visit www.genzyme.com

Intus HealthcareIntus Healthcare have been providing products and services for Sleep Disordered Breathing for over 10 years, supported by an extensive portfolio of e-commerce and educational websites. Intus cater for both private-paying individuals across Europe and supply over 150 NHS Hospitals and sleep clinics with equipment throughout the UK. For NHS / Trade Buyers we offer one of the largest product ranges available in Europe, supplying equipment from most of big name brands from around the world. We have many unique lines such as the Transcend travel CPAP, the Sleepweaver cloth mask range and numerous other accessories. Next day delivery is available on 95% of orders.

Tele 0844 504 9999 opt. 3 Fax: 0844 544 9494

Email: [email protected] Website: www.intushealthcare.eu

Linton InstrumentationLinton Instrumentation is well established, independently owned UK company specialising in the supply and support of market-leading clinical and pre-clinical instrumentation for the life sciences.

Our products include Philips Respironics’ Actigraphy devices:

Actiwatch™ products for sleep, activity, photopic & RGB light and subjective patient response scoring.

Actical™ device for exercise and energy expenditure.

We also supply BIOPAC’s comprehensive range of wired and wireless EEG, NIRS and general physiological data acquisition and analysis systems.

Visit our stand for live demonstrations including the latest Actiwatch Spectrum Plus and PRO models and Biopac’s BioNomadix Logger™ - laboratory quality physiological recordings anywhere on earth.

Lowenstein MedicalAs a part of Löwenstein Group, Heinen + Löwenstein specialise in the development, production and sales of medical devices and systems. In 25 years of company history, Heinen + Löwenstein have made an important contribution to patient care. In 2013 we acquired Weinmann Homecare. The company develops and manufactures its own innovative products which are used worldwide. With its intensive research and development work, Heinen + Löwenstein always succeed in producing new products for the market, hence making a significant contribution to medical progress. Building on a first-class workforce, a well-established sales infrastructure and a company strategy which constantly aims to benefit the user, Heinen + Löwenstein will continue to produce and sell high-quality state of the art medical devices and systems, with the main focus being on patient care.

With more than 1,150 employees and 150 branches throughout Germany, Heinen + Löwenstein ensure high quality products.

Loewenstein Medical UK Ltd. is a UK subsidiary of Löwenstein group and represents Heinen + Löwenstein and Weinmann products and offers a full range of home care ventilators, sleep therapy and sleep diagnostics for the UK market.

Philips RespironicsPhilips Respironics, a global leader in the sleep and respiratory markets, is passionate about improving the quality of people’s lives with solutions that are designed around the needs of our customers and their patients. At the British Sleep Society meeting, we are showcasing our latest innovations in sleep disordered breathing and remote patient monitoring.

RemServe Medical Supplies Ltd. RemServe Medical is an innovative company drawing on over 30 years of experience both in the NHS and through medical devices companies such as Smith and Nephew, Smiths Industries, Kimal Scientific, and latterly ResMed UK LTD selling to the NHS sector.

Specialising in Respiratory devices and Critical Care products. RemServe Medical uses a select network of companies to offer information, advice and a product compatibility search to match the needs and requirements of the clinician and departments.

With a Professional, honest and ethical approach - RemServe Medical offer sales, service, support and training, ensuring best practice and best product match to guarantee continued clinical excellence and partnership with the NHS.

Tel: 0844 815 7088

Fax: 0844 815 7158


Website: www.remservemedical.com

Twitter: @remservemedical


Exhibitor InfoResMedResMed changes lives by developing, manufacturing and distributing medical equipment for treating, diagnosing, and managing sleep-disordered breathing, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and other chronic diseases. We develop innovative products and solutions to improve the health and quality of life of those who suffer from these conditions, and we work to raise awareness of the potentially serious health consequences of untreated sleep-disordered breathing. For more information on ResMed, visit www.resmed.com

S-MEDS-Med and SOMNOmedics are proud to announce the launch of their new SOMNO HD PSG system. Building on the success of the SOMNOscreen series and the recently launched SOMNOtouch screener, the new SOMNO HD takes sleep diagnostics to a whole new level.

Featuring a large High Resolution touch screen, Intelligent Connect sensors which allow montages to be created on the fly and signal check on the device.

The New SOMNOtouch and SOMNO HD systems remain fully compatible with the highly popular DOMINO software.

We will also be showing the latest development to PIMS, our Patient & Inventory Management System.

SomnomedSomnoMed is the global leader in COAT™ (Continuous Open Airway Therapy) and provides clinically proven diagnostic and treatment options for sleep-related breathing disorders such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and sleep bruxism. It manufactures and designs premium oral appliances for the treatment of sleep disordered breathing relieving conditions. SomnoMed offers its’ customers and patients the highest quality products and services for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

The company’s SomnoDent® appliance is a treatment solution that has proven high effectiveness for over 250,000 patients in over 24 countries implementing the company’s core values which include Integrity, Customer and Patient Focus and Innovation.

Stowood Scientific InsturmentsStowood Scientific Instruments are the authors and suppliers of Visi-Download, which is the ‘gold standard’ software for downloading many manufacturers’ oximeters and capnometers (including Masimo, Konica Minolta, Bitmos, GE (Ohmeda) Radiometer, BCI).

Designers and manufacturers of the Visi sleep system and the Grey Flash and Black Shadow sleep screeners

Designers and manufacturers of the OSLER test, a behavioural alternative to the Multiple Wakefulness Test

Distributors of the Konica Minolta wristwatch oximeters

Distributors of the full range of Natus Embletta and Embla sleep systems

Originators of the Hoxam database for managing oxygen in the home.

Stowood’s ethos is to prioritize customers’ technical requirements over fast sales. We celebrated our 20th anniversary in September 2012 and are proud to be once again spending this, our 23nd year, working with the UK’s sleep experts.

Tele: 01865 358860


Website: www.stowood.co.uk

UCB Pharma LtdOur purpose:

Everything we do starts with one simple question: “How can we create more value for people living with severe diseases?”

Meeting patients’ unmet needs

Just because our medicines treat thousands of people around the world doesn’t mean our job is done. For us, it’s vital that we listen to the constantly evolving needs of patients and their families. Working with physicians and healthcare professionals, we are engaging more with patients to better understand their clinical, economic, social and personal needs. What matters most is how they feel in their everyday life as they progress on their healthcare journey. Because we’re not just treating a disease. We’re caring for individual people. Patients inspire us to bring them value through more cutting-edge science, more innovative drugs, and more practical solutions – so that they, and their carers, can get on with their lives.

Continuously advancing science

There is no such thing as an “average patient”. We don’t want to do science for science’s sake, but are seeking to embed the real needs of specific patient populations in our science and innovation process. To achieve this we are leveraging scientific advances and skills in areas such as genetics, biomarkers and human biology. We want to enhance our knowledge of the various expressions of a disease and the real life experience of patients so that ultimately our teams are able to deliver the right drug and the right care to the right patient.

Changing liveswith every breath


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Highly comfortable for cardio-respiratory screenings:SOMNOtouch™ RESP - the premium class screener

SOMNO™ HD - the Future of PSG

Smallest screener availableHigh resolution touch screen for easy handlingEasy application and highest patient comfortMobile signal check via e-mail

Additional options:

High resolution touch screen:- intuitive handling with symbolic gestures- start a recording directly on the device

Intelligent Sensor Connect™: - Automatic sensor detection- Sensor ports freely selectable- change sensors during recording

Professional RIP: Integrated effort sensors

Sampling rate: up to 4 kHz per channel

Up to 50 channels

Medical Devices for Sleep Diagnostics and Therapy

The Future of Sleep MedicineSetting new standards with portable & miniaturized devices

Continuous Systolic & Diastolic Blood Pressure based on the PTT*

PLM analysis

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Our ambition is to o� er them innovative new medicines and ground-breaking solutions in two main therapeutic areas: neurology and immunology. We foster cutting-edge scientifi c research that is guided by patients’ needs.

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ARTP SLEEP Membership ARTP Overnight Pulse

Oximetry Certificate

ARTP SLEEP

DATE: 11th February 2016

ARTP SLEEP Apnoea Course 2016

LOCATION: Birmingham

This one day course will focus on the theory and practical aspects of sleep breathing disorders and

will cover the physiology and pathophysiology of sleep breathing disorders, related diagnostics

and their treatments.

TARGET AUDIENCE: Band 3-6 Staff

Registration for this course will be opening shortly

For more information please contact ARTP Admin: [email protected], Tel: 01543 442 141

ARTP Sleep was developed to represent and support all healthcare professionals in the

delivery of care, training and development of sleep services.

Benefits of Sleep Membership with

ARTP include:

Email Forum to discuss sleep diagnostic and therapeutic issues.

Access to ARTP SLEEP Members Web Pages.

Access to training materials.

Access to ARTP Consortium information.

A chance to be involved in formulating and designing sleep apnoea policy.

To find out more about ARTP SLEEP mem-bership, please visit the ARTP Website

The Association for Respiratory Technology & Physiology (ARTP) has developed a new

certificate in Overnight Pulse Oximetry.

The target audience for this certificate of accreditation is Band 2-4 working in sleep

departments.

To register with ARTP for the Overnight Pulse Oximetry Certificate of competency is

£95.00.

To find out more about this new certificate of accreditation, please visit the ARTP web-

site.

The aim is to provide a competence based assessment for the performance and analysis

of Overnight Pulse Oximetry.

ARTP SLEEP

S-NEWS Dreaming of a better nights sleep


Personalised ventilation made easyEvery patient needs a ventilation solution that adapts to their individual therapy requirements.

Designed for non-dependent patients with respiratory insufficiency, Lumis offers a collection of individually-responsive technologies that continuously monitor and adapt to each patient: intelligently, automatically, comfortably. It’s what we call IntelligentAir.*

A set of fixed and adjustable alarms is also available** for extra reassurance, and to help you personalise therapy for your patients. * Available in all Lumis 150 devices ** In Lumis 100 VPAP ST-A and Lumis 150 VPAP ST-A devices

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