Coming up
The BASS Spring meeting of 5 June 2020, Leuven
is canceled and postponed till June 2021
International Sleep
Medicine Course (ISMC)
was scheduled
for 27-30 April 2020, Blankenberge
This edition will be rescheduled in Belgium in 2021.
The participants have received more info via email.
Sleep and Sleep Disorders
Johan VERBRAECKEN, Bertien BUYSE, Hans
HAMBURGER, Viviane VAN KASTEEL, Reindert VAN STEENWI JK (Eds.):
SLEEP & SLEEP DISORDERS
A practical handbook giving an in-depth overview of the
fundamental aspects of sleep and important sleep disorders. It
presents the physiology and pathophysiology as well as the clinical
approaches and treatments of sleep disorders, paying special
attention to paediatric sleep disorders.
March 2020. 920 pages, 120€.
Flyer
Order online at publisher
Acco.
Past meetings
Autumn Meeting 2019: Friday, November 8, Ghent
Accreditation increased to 5 C.P.'s !
Spring Meeting 2019: Friday, May 24, Brussels
Accredition: 4.5 C.P.
Autumn Meeting 2018: Friday, November 09, Liège
Spring Meeting 2018: Friday, May 25, Dworp
The BASS organized a four-day course on CBT-I in Dutch for
psychologists.
January 26-27 and February 23-24, 2018 in UZA, Edegem.
Autumn Meeting 2017: Friday, November 17, Namur
International Sleep Medicine Course: October 23-26, 2017
OSA convention
Information about the recent amendments of the OSA
convention
as presented in Leuven on 25/01/2017: to find on this page after logging in
Autumn Meeting 2016
Photo report of the meeting
The award winners:
Autumn Meeting 2015
Life Achievement Award for Professor Robert Poirrier, June
2015
f ICSD-3
The International Classification of Sleep Disorders (ICSD-3) is
now available in French via www.sfrms.org.
Read more
Life Achievement Award for Professor Daniel Rodenstein,
November 2014
This course is in French, organised
by the ULB.
November 2014
BASS meeting: Friday 28 november
2014, Hof ter Musschen, Woluwe
BASS meeting, 4 July 2014:
The History of Sleep and Wakefulness Research and the History
of Sleep Medicine
This was a joint meeting with very varying
program with the 'International Society for the History of
Neurosciences' and highlights some of the history of sleep
research.