Phase 1 | Prehistoric |
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Phase 2 | 1952–1970 Exploring sleep; discovery of REM; journey through the night |
Phase 3 | 1971–1980 Extending medical practice to include the sleeping patient; understanding the determinants of daytime alertness |
Phase 4 | 1981–1990 New treatments; expanding and organising sleep medicine; operational and public policy implications |
Phase 5 | 1991–2000 Bringing the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders into the mainstream of society and the health care system |