How to make the sleep clinic multidisciplinary? - 2025 Sleep and Breathing conference

Holistic approach for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up for obstructive sleep apnoea

Chair(s): Walter McNicholas, Mafalda van Zeller

Session type: Symposium

How to make the sleep clinic multidisciplinary?

Athanasia Pataka

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Introduction

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Comprehensive assessment in obstructive sleep apnoea what needs to be considered?

Dries Testelmans

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OSA-types in sleep studies (including endotypic traits)

Ludger Grote

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How to make the sleep clinic multidisciplinary?

Athanasia Pataka

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Discussion and Q&A

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Session aims

This educational session will discuss the requirements for a framework for the comprehensive assessment, treatment and follow-up of patients with obstructive sleep apnoea. Due to the heterogeneity of OSA in terms of pathophysiology, comorbidities, symptoms, OSA forms, treatment response and long-term outcomes, a holistic approach and access to different types of sleep studies, a broad spectrum of treatment approaches as well as interdisciplinary and interprofessional collaboration is needed. What does a sleep centre need for the comprehensive care of patients with OSA?

Sleep and Breathing Conference

10-12 April 2025 | Antwerp, Belgium

The eighth conference organised by the ERS and the ESRS

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