Describe the prevalence and common presentations of hypersomnolence among patients with mental illness and the role of psychiatry clinicians in assessing hypersomnolence Apply strategies for assessing hypersomnolence in patients with mental illness, including the optimal use of screening tools/tests and referrals to sleep specialists Differentiate between sleep-wake disorders underlying hypersomnolence, including OSA, NT1, NT2, and IH, in patients with mental illness Evaluate clinical safety and efficacy data associated with traditional/off-label treatments versus newer/emerging treatments for narcolepsy and IH, with a focus on cardiovascular health
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ReleasedOct 30, 2025
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