Polysomnography webinar series
See Everything at Once
Wednesday, November 24th, 2021
11:00am CST / 12:00pm EST / 6:00pm CET
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What we will cover
During our third and final webinar session in our three-part series with Seema Khosla MD, titled The Future of Sleep Medicine - is it time to change course?, many pressing questions will be addressed, including:
- Should there be a shift back to polysomnography?
- Is there still value in assessing sleep architecture?
- How will new advancements in technology change the current pathways?
The Future of Sleep Medicine
Is it time to change course?
Join our webinar session for a conversation and Q&A on the future of sleep medicine where we will discuss the role of polysomnography and the effect of increased prevalence and awareness of OSA and home sleep apnea testing.
Seema Khosla MD, FCCP FAASM
Medical Director of the North Dakota Center for Sleep. Fellow of the Collage of Chest Physicians as well as the Academy of Sleep Medicine.
Snorri Helgason
Host
Director of Market Access and Product Marketing at Nox Health.
See Everything at Once
In a time where we see growth in awareness of sleep health and the demand for sleep studies continues to expand, Nox Medical works to pave the way for increased access to sleep studies. While polysomnography remains the gold standard, PSG studies’ associated cost, time, and complexity can be rigid. In our upcoming three-part webinar series titled See Everything at Once, we look at the state of polysomnography sleep studies and what the future may hold for attended in-laboratory and unattended ambulatory studies. In each webinar session, Nox Medical will team up with leading researchers in the field of sleep to focus on an urgent, universal challenge we all face as an industry — to increase accessibility to good sleep diagnostics.
The third and final session will feature a conversation with Seema Khosla, MD, FCCP, FAASM, about the future of sleep medicine. The sleep world has experienced more disruptions in the last two years than ever before. While insurance payers have shifted testing largely into the home and have simplified the diagnosis of OSA, there remains a domain that is being left in the margins – assessment of sleep itself. During the session, Dr. Khosla will talk about what the future may hold for sleep medicine and look to answer pressing questions such as is there still value in assessing sleep architecture? Should there be a shift back to polysomnography? Will consumer sleep technology be able to bridge this gap? Are there other innovative solutions?
Seema Khosla MD., FCCP, FAASM.
Dr. Khosla is Medical Director of the North Dakota Center for Sleep. She is a fellow of the College of Chest Physicians as well as the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. She completed her Internal Medicine residency at the University of Kentucky. She completed her fellowship in Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia. She is active within the AASM and has served on numerous AASM committees including the original Telemedicine Task Force. She served as the inaugural chair of the Clinical and Consumer Sleep Technology Committee and she is the current chair for the new AASM Public Awareness Advisory Committee. She also serves as medical advisor for MedBridge Healthcare and is the host of the AASM podcast Talking Sleep.