Welcome to The 22nd Annual Sleep Education Consortium Conference!

Enhance your expertise in addressing patient sleep concerns by joining our two-day comprehensive course designed for medical professionals. This program equips you with the essential knowledge needed to advance your practice in the rapidly evolving field of sleep medicine.

Our course fosters collaboration between medical and dental professionals through a blend of didactic and clinical educational methods, focusing on the diagnosis and management of sleep disorders. You’ll discover the significant role physicians can play in improving the overall health of patients with sleep issues.

The Sleep Education Consortium 501(c)(3)Conference emphasizes the critical need to address sleep disorders, recognizing the high prevalence and current educational gaps within our healthcare system.

With sleep pathology now linked to other disease states, it’s critical to properly identify and handle these patients. By the end of the conference, it will become clear how collaboration with other healthcare professionals, such as dentists, psychologist and myofunctional therapists can enhance the overall health of patients. Explore the depth of this conference by going to the web site.

The Course Syllabus will be provided on a USB drive, please bring your electronic device fully charged. You will have access to electrical outlets throughout the day to recharge your device. Tuition includes a George Guage and a USB thumb drive with course materials.

Course Objectives

Enhance your practice by exploring new developments in research related to Sleep-Related Airway Disorders. During this two-day course, you will explore:

  • Beyond Oximetry in the Pathophysiology of Sleep Related Breathing Disorders (OSA)
  • Learn How GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Can be Used in the Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
  • Sleep and Cognitive Performance: The Mouth/Brain Connection from Infants-to-Elderly
  • Sleep Apnea in Pregnancy: Affecting Growth and Development, and Poor Outcomes
  • New Technologies to Assess Sleep from the Lab to the Home. Where do the Wearables Fit?
  • New Remote Patient Monitoring Technologies and Collaborative Care Models for Managing Sleep
  • Beyond the Airway, Understanding Restless Legs Syndrome, Insomnia, Narcolepsy, and more
  • The Over Utilization of Stimulants to Treat “ADHD” Instead of Sleep: What are We Missing?
  • The Role of Dentistry to Assist Your Medical Patients with OSA: How to Collaborate with Dentists
  • Screening for Sleep Disorders to Enhance Patient Management: Comorbidities Associated with Sleep
  • Sleep Disorders Start in Pediatrics and End in Geriatric Patients: What Wasn’t Taught in Medical School 
  • The Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools to Enhance Clinical Practice
  • FREE Bonus Videos on Insomnia and Medical Conditions Affecting Sleep Involving Connective Tissue – Hyper-mobility Disorders and Autoimmune Conditions

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