Sleep disorders are highly-prevalent, chronic conditions which present challenges to public health and productivity. The Big Sleep ACT project aims to support better sleep health and affine research by curating a large-size clinical data collection that includes both high-quality polysomnography (PSG) and, uniquely, detailed longitudinal patient health records. Our CHARM presentation will update the community on progress on data availability, as well as key methodological learnings on clinical data extraction and organisation from the first 12 months of the project.

Affiliation: ANU School of Engineering, college of Engineering Computing and Cybernetics