Dr Jasneek Chawla is a Paediatric Respiratory and Sleep Medicine Specialist at the Queensland Children’s Hospital, Brisbane, and Senior Lecturer with the Children’s Hospital Queensland Clinical Unit, University of Queensland. Dr Chawla is actively involved in clinical research and was awarded a Queensland Advancing Clinical Research Fellowship for 2020, towards her PhD, evaluating the impact of sleep interventions on outcomes in children with Down syndrome. Her areas of interest include sleep in children with disability, the relationship between sleep and long-term cognitive and behavioural outcomes and the development of additional tools for the diagnosis and management of paediatric sleep disordered breathing. Dr Chawla is deputy chair of the Australasian Sleep Association (ASA) conference committee, a member of the ASA paediatric council and GP Education Sub-Committee. She has recently joined the executive board for the International Paediatric Sleep Association.
Dr Jasneek Chawla is a Paediatric Respiratory and Sleep Medicine Specialist at the Queensland Children’s Hospital, Brisbane, and Senior Lecturer with the Children’s Hospital Queensland Clinical Unit, University of Queensland. Dr Chawla is actively involved in clinical research and was awarded a Queensland Advancing Clinical Research Fellowship for 2020, towards her PhD, evaluating the impact of sleep interventions on outcomes in children with Down syndrome. Her areas of interest include sleep in children with disability, the relationship between sleep and long-term cognitive and behavioural outcomes and the development of additional tools for the diagnosis and management of paediatric sleep disordered breathing. Dr Chawla is deputy chair of the Australasian Sleep Association (ASA) conference committee, a member of the ASA paediatric council and GP Education Sub-Committee. She has recently joined the executive board for the International Paediatric Sleep Association.