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About this section
The Sleep Medicine Section’s purpose is to promote the understanding of sleep and its disorders thus promoting good health and best practice. The section through its meetings provides up-to-date information on sleep and sleep medicine to anyone who requires it.
The publication 'Expert consensus on minimum standards of practice in the use of cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) 2019' is now available to RSM members. Download report here.
Section Council members
Section meetings and conferences are usually organised by members of the Section Council, led by the Section President and often in collaboration with specialist societies.
Interested in joining the Section Council?
Section Councils play a pivotal role at the RSM and we are always looking for members who would like to get involved. If you would like to apply, please complete our application form and a Council representative will be in touch.
President Elect
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Honorary Treasurer
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Upcoming sleep medicine events and webinars
View all events and webinars being run by the Sleep Medicine Section.
Sleep disorders in physical health – why they matter in the hospital
Sleep disorders are common, treatable, and linked to long-term cardiometabolic health issues. Recognising and managing sleep and circadian rhythm disorders is vital, as undiagnosed cases can worsen o...
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Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT-I) +
Join us for an update on the different components of Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) and its emerging use in mental health populations. Explore the different sleep diagnoses that ma...
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