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Circadian rhythm concept showing clock on yellow background next to clock on blue background

In this module, you will develop your knowledge of how to assess human circadian rhythms using subjective and objective methods, build understanding of the treatment options available for circadian rhythm disruption, and consider their mode of action.

 

This module will aim to enable students:

  • To develop knowledge of how to assess human circadian rhythms using subjective and objective methods
  • To understand the complex pathophysiology of circadian rhythm disruption
  • To understand the implications of misalignment between endogenous and exogenous factors in the development of circadian rhythm disruption
  • To describe associations between circadian rhythm disruption and disease
  • To understand the treatment options available for circadian rhythm disruption and consider their mode of action

 

This module usually takes place February-March (of Year 1 for MSC/PGDip students)

How to apply

You will be expected to use the same guidelines as for the PgDip in Sleep Medicine.  

Applications must be received at least six weeks before the start of each module