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Sleep in Aotearoa 2019
Welcome Pack
Nau mai, haere mai
On behalf of the organising committee we wish you a very warm
welcome to Sleep in Aotearoa 2019. We are excited to host this event in
the magnificent facilities of the Manawa campus in the Te Papa
Hauora/Health Precinct.
This year we have a delightfully diverse array of topics associated with
sleep physiology, sleep medicine, and sleep health. We welcome the
ASA board who will be contributing to this exciting programme.
We really hope you enjoy your time at Sleep in Aotearoa, and also get
some time to experience this beautiful city and its wonderful people.
Kia manahau
Sleep in Aotearoa 2019
Location
Sleep in Aotearoa will be
held in the Manawa build-
ing. Entrance is off Antigua
street.
Make your way through the
ground floor foyer to the
lifts. Head up to level 3. The
registration desk will be ad-
jacent to the lift exit in the
common area.
Room
Registration 316
Trade 303
Short Course 311
Exam 310
Board 309
Conference 302
Please allow plenty of time
for transport to the venue.
For parking, please refer to
https://ccc.govt.nz/
transport/parking .
Programme: Thursday 2nd of May
Time Speaker Theme/Title
0900-1200 Chair: Karyn O'Keeffe Short Course - Circadian Biology
900 Mirjam Munch Basic concepts of the circadian timekeeping system
945 Philippa Gander Synchronising the circadian timekeeping system
1030-1100 Morning Tea
1100 Karyn O’Keeffe Circadian biology in the real world: shift work
1000-1200 Chair: Angela Campbell NZ Sleep Competency Exam
1230-1315 Lunch
1315-1330 Eru Waiti Official Opening
1330-1500 Chair: Paul Kelly General Abstracts
1330 James Miller Bedtime routine in New Zealand children aged 7-10: Differences related to eth-
nicity and socioeconomic status
1340 Sally Baddock Infant-adult overnight bed-sharing: a systematic review of infant physiology and
behaviour
1350 Mirjam Munch The effects of a new dawn-dusk simulator on circadian rest-activity cycles, sleep,
mood and well-being in dementia patients
1400 Barbara Galland The use of autocameras for capturing the pre-bedtime activities of teenagers
1410 Lauren Miller Improving sleep in pre-schoolers - can wearable cameras be used to assess pre-
bedtime routines and behaviours? Study Protocol
1420 Rosie Gibson Factors associated with the Sleep of Family Carers
1430 Rosie Gibson “I think I could have coped if I was sleeping better”:
Sleep across the trajectory of caring for a family member with dementia
1440 Nicky McNaught The “Gift” of CPAP – a win-win outcome
1450 Angela Campbell A review of Level III cardio-respiratory testing at WellSleep
1500 Pratiksha Ramji Commercial sleep apnoea screening software: The reliability of auto-analysis
versus manually scored studies.
1510 Shivangi Chandra Clinical Audit of incoming phone calls/emails at Sleep Service at ADHB
1520 Jessica Langbridge The Sleep Pathway restless leg questionnaire does not predict periodic limb
1530-1600 Afternoon Tea
1600-1700 Chair: Michael Hlavac New Investigator Award
1600 Grace Macaulay Sleep states, habitual sleep and glycaemic control in children and adolescents
with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
1615 Irene Cheung Investigating the relationship between Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and hear-
ingPilot and Feasibility study
1630 Tim Lequeux Is the Nasal Cycle modified in patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea syn-
drome?
1645 Clare Ladyman A longitudinal sleep education intervention for pregnant women with a history of de-
pression
1700-1730 ASA NZ Branch AGM
1730-1800 SHF NZ Branch AGM
1900 Conference Dinner. Mediterranean Food Company
Dux Central. Poplar laneConference Dinner: Thursday 2nd of May 1900 till late
Due to the high demand for dinner,
there are now 2 options for delegates:
Option 1 (70 delegates) is the Mediterra-
nean food company. Walk time is 20
minutes from the Manawa building.
https://www.mediterraneanfoods.co.nz/
Option 2 (20 delegates) is the Dux Cen-
tral. This is 500 m from the Mediterrane-
an food company.
https://www.duxcentral.co.nz/#Home
Programme: Friday 3rd of May
Time Speaker Theme/Title
0830-1000 Chair: Sally Powell Obstructive sleep apnoea, models of care
830 Alan Young
850 Sutapa Mukherjee
910 ChingLi Chai-Coetzer
930 Michael Hlavac
950 Panel discussion
1000-1030 Morning Tea
1030-1130 Chair: Kerri Melehan Transitioning from paediatric to adult sleep service
1030 Andy Davies
1050 Dawn Elder
1110 Angela Campbell
1130-1200 Chair: Kerri Melehan New ENT interventions
1130 Rachelle Love Contemporary upper airway surgery for sleep breathing disorders in adults
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1430 Chair: Danny Eckert Sleep and the Brain
1300 Russ Buckley Reduced cerebral perfusion when awake in OSA
1330 Richard Jones Sleep: Connection between OSA and Alzheimer's disease. Why we need sleep. Local
sleeps
1430-1500 Afternoon Tea
1500-1630 Chair: Peter Eastwood Career Development
1500 Danny Eckert Career development
1530 Kerri Melehan Career development
1600 Lucy Williams Dealing with the Media
1630 Chair: Michael Hlavac Conference closeYou can also read
