The Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine & Technology

Sleep Medicine for NPs and PAs

October 24-25,2009

This is the first course developed specifically for nurse practitioners and physician assistants to integrate their skills into a sleep medicine practice. The curriculum also showcases ways in which the physician extender can play pivotal role in many specialties by learning more about sleep medicine.

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Michael Lacey, M.D

Michael Lacey, M.D. is Course Director. Dr. Lacey is the medical director of the Northside Hospital Sleep Disorders Center. He has long been an advocate for the physician extender in the sleep laboratory. See his Guest Editorial in Jan/Feb 2009 Sleep Review.

Looking for continued education units in sleep technology? Below are challenging topics that allow you to earn CEUs. More topics to come.

Scoring Part I : Sleep Staging
01-14-2009

Challenge Cases: Encephalopathies
02-11-2009

Evaluation of Excessive Sleepiness: MSLT/MWT and others
03-11-2009

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Making the Most of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants!

New Online Courses for 2009!

Weekly sleep news and research from the National Sleep Foundation

Is Better Performance Just a Dream Away?

According to a recent article in the New York Times, researchers from the University of California, San Diego, found a correlation between naps containing a significant amount of rapid eye movement...

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