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Outline• History of SDSM• Sleep Medicine in Malaysia• Training in Sleep Medicine• Challenges• Research Collaboration• Future Direction• Multidisciplinary Approach
History of SDSM
• Inaugurated following first AGM Jan 2001• 1st President – Dato’ Dr. Haji Abdul Aziz
Abdullah, HOD Psychiatric Dept. HKL• Immediate past president, Prof. Dr. Syed
Hassan Almashoor• Among the first sleep lab in Malaysia – in
UNIMAS since 1996 using PSG machine from Nightingale
Council MembersAdvisor: Prof Dr Syed Hassan Almashoor Dato’ Dr Zainuddin Mohd ZainPresident: Dr Muhd Muhsin, PPUMV. President: Dr Ashari Yunus, IPRSecretary: Dr Rusdi Abdul Rashid, PPUMA. Secretary: Prof Dr Mohd Fadzillah, UnimasTreasurer: Dr Raymond Tan, Pantai HospCommittee member: Dr Ahmad Izuanuddin Ismail Dr Norzila Mohd Zainudin Dr Siti Nor Aizah Ahmad Dr Salina Mohamed
Objectives• To foster exchange of information relating to
sleep research at both national, regional and international levels
• To encourage development and involvement of various disciplines in sleep research
• To develop and ensure adherence to code of ethics in field of sleep medicine
• To provide Continuing Medical Education to the General Practitioners and Medical colleagues
• To disseminate information to the general public on sleep disorders
Activities• Involved in workshop and symposium on sleep
medicine in the country since 2002• CME talks on training general practitioners in
sleep medicine• CME talk on management of sleep disorders
at RIPAS Hospital, Brunei September 2002• Round table meeting on sleep apnoea with
industrial supplier and sleep researchers• Attendance at international meeting including
World Federation Sleep Research meeting and Asian Sleep Research Society meeting
Membership• Three types of membership
– Ordinary member– Associate member– Honorary member
• Who currently in the society– Respiratory Physicians (Adult & Paediatrics)– Psychiatrists– ENT Surgeon– Neurologist– Sleep Technicians
Sleep Medicine in Malaysia
• Started since early 1990’s• First 3 sleep lab in Klang Valley – PPUKM, IPR,
PPUM• Now increasing in numbers, including in
private hospitals• Usually runs by Resp Physicians, Neurologists,
ENT and Psychiatrists• MA&SN, as well as Sleep Tech
Klang ValleyPPUKMIPRPPUMHosp SerdangCTC UiTM Sg Buloh
HRPZII, KBHUSM Hosp QE2, KK
Unimas
HTAA, Kuantan
HSB, Alor Setar
Sleep Lab in Malaysia
Hosp P.Pinang
HSA, JB
Training in Sleep Medicine
• Clinical attachment– Prof Collin Sullivan & Prof Roy Gruenstein, Royal
Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney– Dr Jeremy Goldin & Prof Lou Irving, Royal
Melbourne Hospital
• Hands-on session on Sleep Reporting at Meeting and Conferences
Challenges
• Sleep technician– MA & SN
• Transfer & retired• Training• No incentive• Not interested & just do the job
• Doctors – lack of knowledge about sleep• Policy & guideline – not clear
Sleep Program started in 2001
Sleep Lab in IPR
• Ward – lab• 1 bed – Diagnostic and CPAP initiation• PSG – Partial – Ward based - Clinically OSA - Full PSG – in sleep lab• Waiting time – up to 3 months (but FREE!!)• Sleep report once a week
Sleep Clinic
• Once a week on Tuesday morning• 30-35 patients with 5-10 new cases per
session
Who Referred Cases to Sleep Clinic
• Government, private hospital & IJN• GP’s, OPD, ENT, Anaesthetist, Psychiatrist etc• Cases
– 70% OSA– 20% OHS– 5% imsomnia– 5% misc
Challenges• Sleep technician
– MA&SN– Transfer & retired– Training– No incentive– Not interested & just do the job as told
• Doctors – lack of knowledge and exposure on sleep medicine
• Policy & guidelines – not clear
2003 – 2004 – closed sleep lab - specialist – further study - transferred - resigned from MOH
2004 – many patients - ↑ bed in sleep lab – 2 – diagnostic & CPAP - 2 cases/night except public holiday - waiting for sleep study – 2- 3 months
2008 - ↑↑ cases - waiting time for sleep study – 3/12 to 1/12 → sleep study in sleep lab → CPAP PD in ward
Research in Sleep Medicine• Multiple case reports in early 1990’s
– Liam CK et al, Singapore Med J 1994– Reported patient who had history of chronic heavy
snoring and diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) supported by an overnight sleep study presented with recurrent acute pulmonary oedema
– Abdullah BJ et al, Br J Radiol 1997– Reported a 60-year-old man who presented at the
ENT clinic with a history of loud snoring associated with sleep apnoea secondary to a right parapharyngeal space lipoma
Epidemiological Studies• Noradina AT et al, Singapore Med J 2006
– Looking at prevalence of sleep disordered breathing in patients admitted with acute ischaemic stroke
– More than one third (37%) had AHI ≥ 20
• Kamil MA et al, Respirology 2007– Large study involving 1600 subjects– Prevalence of habitual snoring, breathing pauses and
excessive daytime sleepiness were 47.3%, 15.2% and 14.8%, respectively
– Sleep-related breathing disorders in Malaysian adults are associated with significant morbidity
Warning on Challenges Ahead??
• Yusoff MF, et al, Traffic Inj Prev 2010– Prevalence of OSA among express bus driver in
Malaysia– 289 drivers from 5 different companies– 128 (44%) diagnosed with OSA, 26 (6%) were
severe– ?Time for pre-employment screening
Future Research
• Development of Malay version of ESS/Berlin questionnaire
• Large scale epidemiological studies looking at risk factors associated with OSA in Malaysian populations
• Screening of OSA in post RTA subjects
Future Direction
• Clear policy from MOH & Sleep Society• We need trained technician to conduct sleep
study• Yearly Sleep Conference• Multi-discipline approach• Research – multi disciplinary involvement• Day time sleep study – lack of MSLT/MWT• CPG – need for sleep CPG
Multidisciplinary Approach
• Single sleep lab in one centre
• Multidisciplinary clinic comprising of Respiratory Physicians, ENT surgeons, Psychiatrists & Sleep Psychologist, Neurologists
• Research collaboration and epidemiological studies
Training in PSG
• Institutional driven, supported by supplier• Lecture-based and hands-on training• Scoring sleep stage and interpretating PSG
• Introduction to Sleep Medicine post basics• Accreditated training• Helps from RPSGT
First Announcement
1st Annual Sleep Conference10th – 11th December 2011
Thank you