The Current State of Knowledge Management

  • Liebowitz J
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Abstract

The Congress of the International Pediatric Sleep Association joint meeting with Pediatric Sleep Medicine Conference was held in Rome on December 3-5, 2010. It was chaired by the president of IPSA, prof. O. Bruni. About 400 participants taking part in 20 sessions could listen to lectures delivered by the most prominent specialists in pediatric sleep medicine. The presented issues related to sleep development, sleep-disordered breathing, abnormal behaviors and movements during sleep (restless legs syndrome, periodic limb movement disorder, bruxism), epilepsy, narcolepsy, insomnia, infant apnea, arousals and SIDS, sleep problems in children with other diseases (cancer, autism, ADHD, obesity), pharmacological treatment of pediatric sleep disorders, sleep habits, sleep education programs for children and families. This paper reports on the latest findings in the field of sleep medicine presented at the Congress. Particular attention was paid to practical issues in daily clinical work.

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Liebowitz, J. (1999). The Current State of Knowledge Management. Knowledge Management Handbook, 20(1), 1–19.

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