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Clinical Knowledge Center:
Sleep and Wake Medicine

Welcome to the Sleep and Wake Medicine Clinical Knowledge Center, which will provide information about the latest research and advances in this burgeoning field. Over the next several months, several topics relevant to Sleep and Wake Medicine will be added to this Clinical Knowledge Center including narcolepsy, excessive sleepiness, restless leg syndrome, obstructive sleep apnea, and insomnia. As with the other Clinical Knowledge Centers at neuroscienceCME.com, you will be able to:

	Challenge yourself with a case vignette
	Expand your knowledge of a specific topic within the broad scope of neuroscience
	Scan abstracts from this month's journal articles
	Build an education program for interns and residents
	Guide your patients to a clinical trial
	Search for recent treatment guidelines

We hope you will find this Clinical Knowledge Center to be a valuable educational resource. Please check back frequently as new topics relevant to Sleep and Wake Medicine will be added regularly and existing content will be updated routinely. CME Outfitters encourages you to email us with suggestions about additional features or content areas.

Narcolepsy
Restless Legs Syndrome

Outcomes Poster

Outcomes Poster: Shift Work Disorder

CME Outfitters presented their educational outcomes poster, Clinical Practice Assessment of Primary Care Practices in the Detection and Management of Shift Work Disorder at the National Sleep Foundation Sleep Health & Safety 2013 meeting in Washington, DC.

2012 American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) Meeting: CME on Sleep-Wake Disorders  
Johnson MD, Roth T. CME on excessive sleepiness and sleep-wake disorders can address gaps in clinical knowledge and competence. Presented at: 26th Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC, a Joint Meeting of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society; June 9-13, 2012; Boston, MA.