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Symposia
*All Times in Universal Coordinated Time (UTC)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2021
S01: Restless sleep disorder in children: Diagnosis, consequences and treatment
7:15pm – 8:45pm
Chair
Raffaele Ferri (Italy)
Restless Sleep and Restless Sleep Disorder (RSD): Literature review
Daniel Picchietti (United States)
Restless Sleep Disorder: Consensus diagnostic criteria
Rosalia Silvestri (Italy)
Sleep disruption and daytime symptoms in children with RSD
Oliviero Bruni (Italy)
Treatment of Restless Sleep Disorders
Lourdes Del Rosso (United States)Live panel Q&A
9:00pm – 10:30pm
Chair
Emma Sciberras (Australia)The Paediatric ADHD Sleep Study: Baseline data and future directions
Anna Hamilton (United Kingdom)An update about the sleep phenotypes of ADHD: the impact of chronic sleep deprivation and sleep fragmentation
Silvia Miano (Switzerland)What does experimental research tell us about the causal relationships that exist between ADHD and sleep in children?
Penny Corkum (Canada)Sleep in adolescents with ADHD: What do we know and where are we going?
Stephen P. Becker (United States)Training child health clinicians to manage behavioral sleep problems in ADHD: what works and what do clinicians and parents think?
Emma Sciberras (Australia)Live panel Q&A
S03: Implementing auto-videosomnography in pediatric sleep research
9:00pm – 10:30pm
Chair
Thomas Anders (United States)Automatic scoring of infant sleep-wake states with Nanit - A validation study
Liat Tikotzky (Israel)
Infant sleep during COVID-19: Longitudinal analysis of infants of US mothers in home confinement vs working as usual
Michal Kahn (Australia)
Associations between multidimensional sleep health variables and parent nighttime interactions and perceptions
Monica Roosa Ordway (United States)
Sleep and screen exposure across the beginning of life: Does age matter?
Michael Gradisar (Australia)
Locomotor milestone acquisition impacts movement and posture during infant sleep
Sarah E. Berger (United States)Live panel Q&A
S04: Personalized medicine in pediatric OSA: How do we do it?
10:45pm – 12:15am
Chair
Jasneek Chawla (Australia)
Personalized medicine in OSA: Adult experience
Danny Eckert (Australia)
Phenotypes of Paediatric OSA
Gillian Nixon (Australia)
How can genomics help with a personalized approach?
Hui-Leng Tan (United Kingdom)
Tools for directing surgical treatment in OSA
Sally Shott (United States)
Targeted treatment for obesity related OSA
Indra Narang (Canada)
Live panel Q&A
Chair
Lisa J. Meltzer (United States)
Parental nighttime behavior and infant sleep: Assessing the links using auto-videosomnography
Michal Kahn (Australia)
Capturing the pre-bedtime activities of children and adolescents via wearable cameras
Barbara Galland (New Zealand)
Clinical utility of actigraphy and consumer wearables
Lisa J. Meltzer
Computer decision support for pediatric sleep screening in primary care
Sarah M. Honaker (United States)
Live panel Q&A
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2021
OD1: Sleep and obesity in children: The latest research
1:45am – 3:15am
Co-Chairs
Erin Kirkham (United States)
Ronald Chervin (United States)
OSA and bariatric surgery: The teen-LABS experience
Stacey Ishman (United States)
Effects of sleep timing and variability on metabolic health
Erica Jansen (United States)
Pediatric sleep apnea, obesity, and the metabolic syndrome
Leila Kheirandish-Gozal (United States)
Is adenotonsillectomy a risk for unhealthy weight gain?
Erin Kirkham (United States)
OD2: Pediatric sleep health: Can we define It? does It matter?
1:45am – 3:15am
Chair
Sarah M. Honaker (United States)
Pediatric sleep health: It matters and so does how we define it
Lisa J. Meltzer (United States)
Automated assessment of pediatric sleep health in primary care
Sarah M. Honaker (United States)
Unpacking the links between poor sleep and classroom outcomes in primary schools
Jon Quach (Australia)
The ABCs of SLEEPING app for sleep health in school-aged children
Penny Corkum (Canada)
Addressing sleep health disparities in early childhood
Ariel A. Williamson (United States)
OD3: Perfect bedfellows: Combining sleep health advocacy and education for children
1:45am – 3:15am
Chair
Judith A. Owens (United States)
Lessons learned from 2+ decades of sleep health advocacy
Judith A. Owens (United States)
Community health partnerships to improve sleep in early childhood
Karen Bonuck (United States)
Expanding the scope and mission of sleep health advocacy for children
Carol Ripple (United States)
Opportunities and challenges in promoting sleep health across cultures
Debbie Will-Dryden (Canada)
Putting kids’ sleep problems to bed: Where to from here
Sharon Moore (Australia)
OD4: Pediatric sleep medicine during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
3:30am – 5:00am
Chair
Umakanth Katwa (United States)
Pediatric sleep medicine and COVID pandemic: Identifying the issues and survey results
Bobbi Jo Hopkins (United States)
Impact of COVID on sleep in children: Are we staring at another pandemic?
Judith Owens (United States)
Telemedicine in pediatric sleep medicine: Adapt, expand, and innovate
Stephen Sheldon (United States)
Operating pediatric sleep lab during and beyond the pandemic: Challenges and opportunities
Umakanth Katwa (United States)
Learning and teaching during pandemic: Dawn of a new era!
Maida Chen (United States)
5:15am – 6:45am
Chair
Fallon Cook (Australia)
Associations between infant regulatory problems, childhood co-developing internalizing and externalizing trajectories, and adolescent psychopathology
Ayten Bilgin (United Kingdom)
Associations between infant regulation, child language development and academic achievement in a longitudinal cohort
Laura Conway (Australia)
Profiles and predictors of infant sleep problems across the first year
Fallon Cook (Australia)
Parental experiences and perceptions of infant sleep difficulties; Considerations for parenting interventions
Elizabeth Keys (Canada)
OD6: Better sleep for better health of children during and following COVID-19 pandemic5:15am – 6:45am
Chair
Fan Jiang (China)
Mitigating the effects of home confinement on child health during the pandemic: Why we should focus on sleep?
Fan Jiang (China)
Sleep, child health and development: Impact of COVID-19 pandemic
Patrick IP (China)
Impact of home confinement on sleep quality and physical activity levels in children during COVID-19 pandemic
Gilbert Chua (China)
Socioeconomic inequality in mental health in children during the pandemic: The role of sleep
Guanghai Wang (China)
Tracking long-term effect of sleep and lifestyle factors on child development
Yunting Zhang (China)
7:00am – 8:30am
Chair
Osman Ipsiroglu (Canada)
The need for harmonization of clinical best practice outcome measures
Rosalia Silvestri (Italy)Evolving understanding of sleep in ADHD over three decades: The perspectives of professionals (results of a scoping review)
Scout McWilliams (Ireland) & Ted Zhou (Ireland/Canada)
Structured behavioral observations: Vigilance & movement patterns
Gerhard Kloesch (Austria)
Internet Addiction: Observation and the Behavior Analytic Lens
Katie Allen (Canada)
Biochemical Imbalances: Errors in assessment result in off-label antipsychotic prescriptions
Osman Ipsiroglu (Canada)
OD8: Impact of environmental factors on sleep and behaviors in preschool children
8:45am – 10:15am
Chair
Patricia Franco (France)
Sleep and behavior: Longitudinal study on lifecycle EU child network
Sabine Plancoulaine (France)
Impact of screen on child behavior: Longitudinal study on Elfe study
Jonathan Bernard (France)
Impact of COVID lockdown on child behavior
Anna Pech de Laclause (France)
Impact of COVID lockdown on sleep in children
Florian Lecuelle (France)
10:30am – 12:00pm
Co-Chairs
Marc Richard Moeller (United States)
Karen Spruyt (France)
Why are the tonsils in the airway? Revisiting the pathophysiolgy of tonsillar airway obstruction
Denise Dewald (United States)
Short lingual frenulum as a risk factor for sleep disordered breathing in school aged children
Maria Pia Villa (Italy)
Recurrent sleep related breathing disorder after tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
Kevin Boyd (United States)
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy in the mouth breathing patient: An interdisciplinary approach and its place in sleep medicine
Silke Weber (Brazil)
Myofunctional Therapy as a 1st line treatment in pediatric SDB: A call to action
Daniel KK NG (Hong Kong, SAR People's Republic of China)
OD10: Advanced Sleep Surgery: What the pediatrician should know
12:15pm – 1:45pm
Chair
Derek Lam (United States)
Outcomes of adenotonsillectomy for pediatric OSA
Ron Mitchell (United States)
Screening for post-adenotonsillectomy OSA
Kate Chan (Hong Kong)
DISE overview: Indications and variations in practice
An Boudewyns (Belgium)
Role of polysomnography in selecting DISE candidates
Norm Friedman (United States)
DISE-directed sleep surgery: Nose to palate
Derek Lam (United States)
DISE-directed sleep surgery: Tongue base and larynx
Erin Kirkham (United States)
OD11: Bidirectional Effects: Infant Sleep and Neurodevelopment
12:15pm – 1:45pm
Chair
Renee Shellhaas (United States)
Is sleep state-dependent sensory processing a mechanistic bridge between sleep and neurodevelopment?
Kimberley Whitehead (United Kingdom)
The relationship between sleep and outcomes in neonatal ICU survivors
Renee Shellhaas (United States)
Impact of sleep disordered breathing on infant development
Umakanth Katwa (United States)
Parasomnias, sleep-related movements and seizures in fetuses and infants
Madeleine Grigg-Damberger (United States)
OD12: Treatment options and mechanisms in pediatric RLS
12:15pm – 1:45pm
Chair
Rosalia Silvestri (Italy)
Dopaminergic drugs: Efficacy, limitations, and concerns
Arthur Walters (United States)
Insomnia as an early manifestation of RLS: How do we treat it?
Oliviero Bruni (Italy)
The role of iron supplementation in restless sleep and pediatric restless legs syndrome
Rosalia Silvestri (Italy)
Benefits of treating RLS-comorbid neurodevelopmental/psychiatric disorders
Osman Ipsiroglu (Canada)
S06: Melatonin use in children: The promise and the peril
4:00pm – 5:30pm
Chair
Judith Owens (United States)
Update on the neurophysiology of melatonin in children and adolescents
Jonathan Lipton (United States)
Safety of pharmacologic treatment with melatonin in children: What we know and do not know
Beth Malow (United States)
Clinical trials of melatonin in children with autism and neurodevelopmental disorders: The latest evidence
Paul Gringras (United Kingdom)
"Vitamin M": Melatonin use in the pediatric population
Judith Owens (United States)
Evidence base on the efficacy/effectiveness of melatonin and development of consensus on the use of melatonin
Samuele Cortese (United Kingdom)
Live panel Q&A
S07: Sleep and cognition in childhood: Slow waves, spike waves and a sound intervention
5:45pm – 7:15pm
Chair
Samantha Chan (United Kingdom)
Riding the (brain)waves - trajectories of slow wave, cortical and behavioral maturation
Samantha Chan (United Kingdom)
Epilepsy, sleep and cognition: Slow waves and spike waves - the good and the evil
Bigna Bolsterli (Switzerland)
Boosting slow waves for memory? Auditory closed-loop stimulation in children with ADHD
Hong Viet Ngo (Netherlands)
Sleep and brain maturation: From descriptive studies to a neuromodulation approach
Reto Huber (Switzerland)
S08: Adverse developmental outcomes in offspring as consequence of sleep disorders during pregnancy
5:45pm – 7:15pm
Chair
Kamalesh K Gulia (India)
Gestational sleep loss linked to immature brain networks in offspring
Kamalesh K Gulia (India)
Impact of gestational sleep apnea in the metabolic phenotype and epigenome of the offspring
Rene Cortese (United States)
The effect of mild sleep-disordered breathing on the fetus, placenta and offspring growth and adiposity
Riva Tauman (Israel)
Prenatal health and autism
Preeti Devnani (United Arab Emirates)
7:30pm – 9:00pm
Chair
Rosemary Horne (Australia)
Children born too soon: Effects on sleep
Rosemary Horne (Australia)
Sleep doesn’t matter in disability: Or does it? The impact of treating sleep disorders in Down syndrome
Jasneek Chawla (Australia)
Usefulness of polygraphy with pulse transit time for the screening of OSAS in children with Down syndrome
Lulia Cristina Ioan (France)
Back and neck skin temperatures are good indicators of proximal temperature during children's sleep
Veronique Bach (France)
S10: Management of the child with primary snoring
7:30pm – 9:00pm
Chair
An Boudewyns (Belgium)
Prevalence and history of primary snoring
Refika Ersu (Canada)
Comorbidities in children with primary snoring
Kate Chan (Hong Kong)
Medical treatment of primary snoring
Gillian Nixon (Australia)
Surgical treatment of primary snoring
Palma Benedek (Hungary)
What can biomarkers tell us in the child with primary snoring?
Tina Lildal (Denmark)
S11: Factors affecting infant physiology during sleep
9:15pm – 10:45pm
Chair
Rosemary Horne (Australia)
Sleep habits and sleep patterns in 1-year old infants
Sabine Plancoulaine (France)
Effects of sleep position on infant physiology
Rosemary Horne (Australia)
Effects of sleep location on infant physiology
Sally Baddock (New Zealand)
Effects of prenatal exposure to alcohol and smoking on fetal autonomic function during sleep
William Fifer (United States)
Impact of ANS on neurocognitive development: AuBe Study
Patricia Franco (France)
9:15pm – 10:45pm
Chair
Reut Gruber (Canada)
Teachers: Novel online teacher training and delivery in sleep education
Gabrielle Rigney (Australia)
Parents: Transdiagnostic sleep education to improve child sleep outcomes
Penny Corkum (Canada)
Allied Health: Sleep education for pharmacists, nurses, dentists, and general practitioners in Australia
Sarah Blunden (Australia)
Pediatricians: Theoretical and practical education and training of Turkish healthcare professionals in early childhood sleep problems
Perran Boran (Turkey)
Governments: Gaining political buy in for sleep education: Challenges and encouragement
Michael Chee (Singapore)