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Separate NPI numbers for practice and sleep studies
Last Post: 5/14/2008 1:52:26 PM
Preview: BCBS of Massachusetts is now telling us that even though we are a physician owned sleep center, where we see patients, we need a separate NPI number to bill for sleep ...
Oxygen Protocols / AASM Scoring Manual
Last Post: 5/14/2008 11:55:46 AM
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Medicare NCD (lcd) Elimination of 4% Hypopnea rule
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central sleep apnea and morphine pump
Last Post: 5/11/2008 7:55:43 AM
Preview: How does an implanted morphine pump (I think implanted in the abd and delivering morphine to the spinal area- sorry, not able to give a more medically precise descrip) compare with oral opioids in causing central sleep apnea? ...
Is the ASSM an effective political advocate?
Last Post: 5/9/2008 11:24:37 PM
Preview: ..how effective is the AASM as a political advocate for our sleep community? ...
 
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 Mini-Fellowship Program for Behavioral Sleep Medicine


2008 Mini-Fellowship Program
Application Deadline:
January 15, 2008
Program Dates:
Program dates may vary
Participant’s Costs: Travel, lodging and meals

Physicians, psychologists and advance practice nurses from the U.S. and Canada can participate in the Mini-Fellowship Program for Behavioral Sleep Medicine that is sponsored by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM).

The four-week program provides practical training for individuals who currently deliver or have an interest in providing behavioral sleep medicine services. The objective is to help them improve the quality of the behavioral sleep services that insomnia patients receive in primary care settings.

Participants in the program spend three weeks at an AASM-accredited sleep disorders center in the U.S. Then they spend one week at the SLEEP Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies.

The training program is tailored to meet the individual needs of each participant. Educational materials are provided, including a copy of the International Classification of Sleep Disord