CURRENT CONCEPTS r s The Tradewinds Islands Resort 5600 Gulf Boulevard, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida Jointly Sponsored by ir: Br ©Course Description willbe discuss Target Audience ‘The primary focus ofthe speakers within each track willbe to address the individual needs ofthe attendees so they can integrate new concepts into their practices. Separate tracks are provided for the ‘Sleep Clinicians Sleep Technologists and Respiratory Therapists, Primary Care Providers, Physician ‘Assistants and Nurses however individuals willbe abe to attend either the Clinical or Technological Tracks. Learning Objectives Clinicians Upon competion ofthis act, the particpantshouldbe ableto: Compare the implications of untreated seep disordered breathing Formulate modalities tomanage insomnia ‘dent patems ofthe cauresand consequences offypersomnolence Revise approaches for managing narcolepsy {dentifyseveral diagnosis that apply to pedatic sleep dordes Teaming bjcveslitd above apply tna prctionsrs ond regiterednuesinadionte pyscans. Accreditation Physclans: This acivty has baen planned and implemented in cordance wth the eenal ‘reasand polices ofthe ‘ecedtatonCounlfor Continuing Medial Edson through heart sponsorship of USF Heath and Tampa Gener Hospital Fonda Hospital amp, ll Chien Hospital James Haley Veterans Hesptaland Morton Pant Meas USF Heal acceded by the ACCME tO provide conning medial eduction fr physicians. USF Hest designates thi ve activ foramina 91375 ANAPRACtegry 1 Ces” Pyscans shoud {aim only the creitcommansate withthe ett of thei priptoninthe acy. Sleep Technologists and Respiratory Therapists Upon completion ofthis activity the participant shouldbe ableto: Discuss the role of new technologies in the sleep center Describe the role ofthe sleep educator Recognize dysthythmiasin the sleep center Describe monitoring techniques for pediatric patients Identify techniques for successful home sleep testing ‘Nurses: USF Health is accredited as provider of continuing ‘uring education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center Commission on Accreditation. Amaximum of 1275 contact hoursmay be ened by lkamers wh sucessflycompletethiscontnuing nursing ‘educational activity. ‘Sleep Technologists: The Board of Registered Polsomnograpic Technologists (BAPT designates this educational actity fora maximum of 164 Continuing ‘Sleep Technology Education credits ndvduals should ‘cam only those credits that he/she actually eamedin the ‘educational activity. -Anappliaton or 164 continuing seep technology ‘education crecits has been submited tothe American ‘Assocation of Sleep Technologists AAST) ‘Respiratory Therapists: Tampa General Hospital Provider 50-1943) isan accredited provider by the professional Fora Board of Respiratory Care served by CE Boker. This programisaccedited fr 164 contact hours. ‘lenn Adams, MD ‘Seep Madkine Spelt Sata ida ‘Arthur Andrews, MD ‘sant rtessor, Department of edkcine Ose Heat SeepLab Specilt domes Haley VAHospta Tampa lids AliBozorg, MD ‘Assbtant ProtessorDepartmentof Neurology Newosuger UseHeath Tampa lids Gregory Carter, MD ‘Asso Professor Department of Neurology Newotherapeutes Director Seep Meine Felowship Progam Univer offers Southwestern Mea Corer Daas Texas Richard Castriotta, MD Profesor ofitemal Mathone Director Divison of Pumonary and ‘Sleep Medine Unie oer Southwestern Howson teas Sanders Chae, MD, JD ‘AcsitantProfessot Department of Cardovacuar Meine USFHeath Tampa Florida Shilpa Dhanisetty, MD ‘Acs Prtesorf toanngology — teade neck UstHeath amps Fda Jeffrey Ewig, MD Peau rumsholoy Specie [AlChire's Horta ‘Seeburg Feds Robert Geck, MD ‘Asta fretest Dison of Pulmonary UseHeath (CoMerical Director Sleep Center Feds Hospi Tampa lids Tampa Fenda Tampa Fenda Jean Go, MD Fallon, USP Sleep Meine James A Holey VA Hospital Tampa, Fda Kye Gootam, MD Payhists, Seep Medicne Specials James A Haley VA Hospital Tampa, ind ‘Aunali Khaku, MD Fellow, USF Step Medcine Tampa General Hospital Tampa, nda William Kohler, MD (Gia aston reese Sleep Medicne Use Hes Tampa, lords Judette Louis, MD ‘Assetant Profesor Department fbstetiesand Gynecology tiseHest Tampa, lds Sherwin Mina, MD Seep Medicne Special Leesburg Fon Judith A. Owens, MD Directo, Pela Seep Disorders Cc Hasbro Chicrens Hospital Providence, Rhode nd ‘Tapan Padhya, MD =e] Srslnynoseay Oona Tampa ere Julie Rozas, ARNE Reston Contato Disonot Pmorshy crea caren Scep ede Ustieath Nase Petona Sees alk Hota Tampa ere Risa Richardson, PhD Pryelog tara Branly Cote Sor ly Hota Tampa re William R.“Robby” Beauchamp, RRT, RPSGT Seep Disorders Center Tampa General Hospital Daniel Ventimiglia, BS, RRT, RPSGT, RST Manager Respirtory Care Services Tampa General Hostal, DanielJ. Schwartz, MD ‘esetanProfesorof Medicine UseHeath Direct Sleep Disorders Program James A HalyVA Hospital Tampa, Fonda Natarajan Subramanian, MD Madea Brecon SeepLab Stlosephs Hospital Tampa Flr | J.Roxanne Prichard, PRD ‘zociate Professor of Psychology Universty oft Tomas Minneapolis MN Lisa Whims-Squires, DO Fulmonatyand lep Medine Spelt Cleanater Fees ‘Anthony N.Tabulov, RRT Respratory Therap, CPAPCInic James A Haley VAHospital Tampa Florida James Wilcox, RPSGT, CRT ‘AiChicen Hosta ScPetesbuy Fld GyYatros, DDS | Dental Sleep Solutions Holmes Beach Fed ‘Michelle Zetoony Nudell, DO ‘ulmonaryandSleep Meticne Specialist StPetesbuy Fleida Najeeb A. Zuberi, MD Cental Foi Neurology ‘issmmmee Fenda Disclosure usin ssheestatbe RENE Standads egorng Senmertsipsnt fcontnungrraea (dicton tithepoy of USF Hashat ‘hefty an panning commie de telnet cnet rice {Steiger al tesicaonl oan rst tearconat eet evertost ‘Sete tatpeoen aide ary nbd nappromduse fara hor SriourcwalSomose sieconteerce