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This recording is from 16 September 2026 .This webinar will offers an insight into the perspectives of community pharmacists towards pharmacological and behavioural treatments for insomnia and offer future directions for the implementation of an expanded scope of practice for pharmacists in sleep health care, including the delivery of cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia. This webinar is $45.00 for non- members and free for ASA members.
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This recording is from 16 September 2026 .This webinar will offers an insight into the perspectives of community pharmacists towards pharmacological and behavioural treatments for insomnia and offer future directions for the implementation of an expanded scope of practice for pharmacists in sleep health care, including the delivery of cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia. This webinar is $45.00 for non- members and free for ASA members.

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This webinar presents new findings from the Quality Use of Medicines for Insomnia and Sleep Health (QUMISH) program, a recently completed Commonwealth-funded grant conducted by the Australasian Sleep Association in association with the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia.
 
A high prevalence of insomnia and limited access to best practice non-pharmacological treatments was the impetus for investigation of a greater role for Australian community pharmacists in the management of insomnia.
 
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  • Dr Janet Cheung, Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, University of Sydney
  • Stacey Putland, Former Project Manager - Quality Use of Medicines for Insomnia and Sleep Health (QUMISH) program, Australasian Sleep Association
  • Dr Nicole Grivell, Research Fellow and Implementation Scientist; Research Associate in Sleep Health, University of Melbourne and Flinders University

 

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  • Training Hours: 1.00
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