ABOUT
About Singapore Sleep Conference 2027
Sleep Well To Live Better
Restorative sleep is foundational to human health — underpinning cognitive, cardiovascular, metabolic, and emotional function. As sleep specialists, our mission is to identify and manage sleep disorders that rob patients of this essential pillar of wellbeing.
The Singapore Sleep Conference 2027 is our region’s premier platform to advance this mission. Designed for clinicians across Respiratory Medicine, Neurology, Psychiatry, Psychology, Dentistry, Paediatrics, Family Medicine, ENT, Sleep Technology, and allied health, this event features clinical lectures, expert panels, cutting-edge research, and hands-on workshops covering the full breadth of sleep medicine and OSA management in adults and children.
Our Objectives
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Equip clinicians with the latest evidence-based knowledge to elevate the standard of Sleep Medicine practice
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Showcase state-of-the-art advances in sleep science, technology, and clinical innovation
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Accelerate the translation of sleep research into real-world clinical impact
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Foster a collaborative, multidisciplinary community of sleep medicine practitioners across the region
Singapore Sleep Conference 2027
Organising Committee
Co-Chairpersons
Cl Asst Prof Leow Leong Chai
SSC 2027 Co-Chairperson
Senior Consultant, Dept of Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine, Singapore General Hospital
Director, SGH Sleep Centre
Head, SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Cl Assoc Prof Toh Song Tar
SSC 2027 Co-Chairperson
Senior Consultant, Dept of Otorhinolaryngology-H&N Surgery, Singapore General Hospital
Chairman, Division of Surgery & Surgical Oncology (DSSO), SGH and NCCS
Programme Co-leads
Cl Asst Prof Soh Rui Ya
Adult Sleep-disordered Breathing
Senior Consultant, Dept of Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine, Sengkang General Hospital
Deputy Head, SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Dr Marcus Sim
Adult Sleep-disordered Breathing
Consultant, Dept of Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine, Changi General Hospital
Cl Asst Prof Lynn Koh
Paediatric Sleep-disordered Breathing
Head & Senior Consultant, Dept of Otolaryngology, KK Women's and Children's Hospital
Director (Clinical Services), SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Cl Asst Prof Tan Yi Hua
Paediatric Sleep-disordered Breathing
Senior Consultant, Dept of Respiratory Medicine Service, KK Women's and Children's Hospital
Service Chief for KKH, SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Assoc Prof Joshua James Gooley
Sleep for Health
Principal Investigator, Chronobiology and Sleep Laboratory, Duke-NUS Medical School
Director (Research), SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Dr Stijn Massar
Sleep for Health
Research Assistant Professor, Sleep and Cognition Laboratory, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore
Cl Asst Prof Xu Zheyu
Neurology
Senior Consultant, Dept of Neurology, National Neuroscience Institute
Cl Asst Prof Tushar Gosavi
Neurology
Senior Consultant, Dept of Neurology, National Neuroscience Institute (SGH Campus)
Service Chief for SGH, SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Cl Asst Prof Leonardo Saigo
Dentistry
Head & Senior Consult, Dept of Oral ＆ Maxillofacial Surgery, National Dental Centre Singapore
Dr Jocelyn Hor
Dentistry
Consultant, Dept of Orthodontics, National Dental Centre Singapore
Service Chief for NDCS, SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Cl Asst Prof Lim Chau Sian
Psychiatry
Senior Consultant, Dept of Psychological Medicine, Changi General Hospital
Director (Public Health & Epidemiology), SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Cl Asst Prof Leonard Eng
Psychiatry & CBT-I Training
Consultant, Dept of Psychiatry, Singapore General Hospital
Director (Education), SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre
Ms Constance Png
CBT-I Training
Head, Care and Psychosocial Disciplines, Dept of Clinical Psychology, Changi General Hospital
Ms Jade Tay
OMFT Workshop
Principal Sleep Physiologist (Clinical), Sleep Centre, Singapore General Hospital
Mr Desmond Chia
OMFT Workshop
Sleep Physiologist, Sleep Centre, Singapore General Hospital
Ms Shakina Binte Abdul Rahim
PSG Workshop
Principal Sleep Physiologist (Clinical), Sleep Centre, Singapore General Hospital
Ms Nurina Binte Mohd Isa
PSG Workshop
Sleep Physiologist, Sleep Centre, Singapore General Hospital
Ms Song Peirong
PSG/OMFT Workshop
Senior Principal Sleep Physiologist (Mgt), Sleep Centre, Singapore General Hospital
About the Organiser
Since 1 April 2017, SingHealth Duke-NUS Sleep Centre brings together clinicians and researchers in the field of Sleep Medicine at 6 key clinical sites to deliver the best multidisciplinary patient-centric care, advance collaborative research and impact healthcare policy in beneficial and sustainable ways.
For more information, please visit our website.
Supporting Partners
Singapore Sleep Society
The Singapore Sleep Society is dedicated to promoting awareness of sleep’s vital role in overall health through its educational initiatives. Its public programmes empower Singaporeans to recognise signs of sleep disorders and seek timely medical care at specialised sleep clinics. For healthcare professionals, the Society provides education to strengthen the diagnosis and management of common sleep conditions. In addition, its members are actively engaged in research aimed at advancing the understanding of the epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sleep disorders.
For more information, please visit their website.
Academy of Medicine, Singapore
Chapter of Sleep Medicine Physicians
The Academy of Medicine, Singapore, is a professional institution formed in 1957 by medical and dental specialists devoted to advancing the art and science of medicine in Singapore through postgraduate specialist training; maintenance of high standards of competency and ethical integrity through continuous professional development as well as dissemination of information and knowledge to the public on matters related to health.
The AMS Chapter of Sleep Medicine Physicians was formed in 2022 by AMS members who have completed formal fellowship training in Sleep Medicine. The Chapter’s mission is to provide advisory opinion on the training and credentialing requirements needed for Sleep Medicine Physicians, set accreditation standards for sleep laboratories and diagnostic sleep service providers, provide input and expert opinion on matters related to sleep health and sleep disorders, as and when the need arises, and to contribute to professional development and education in the field of Sleep.
For more information, please visit their website.
Singapore Psychological Society (SPS)
The Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) is the national professional association for psychology in Singapore. Established in 1979, SPS is committed to advancing psychology as a science and profession, promoting excellence in research, education, and practice, and contributing to the well-being of individuals and communities. Through professional development, public engagement, and collaboration with local and international partners, SPS supports the growth and impact of psychology in Singapore and beyond.
For more information, please visit their website.
Academy of Medicine, Singapore
College of Psychiatrists
The College of Psychiatrists was officially formed on 5 November 2014 under the umbrella of Academy. Formerly, the Chapter of Psychiatrists, which was formed in 1986, now as a College, it continues to provide professional leadership, continuing education in psychiatry, and advocacy for quality care and safe clinical psychiatry practice. The College also provides recommendations to the Academy on specialist qualification and training, and Fellows of the College serve on national specialist training committees and academic programme committees.
For more information, please visit their website.