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Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CET point
Start CET
Free!
Allergic Eyes: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Recorded Webinar

Ocular allergy is a common occurrence in practice, often giving patients significant symptoms especially in the summer months. This presentation will outline the basics behind ocular hypersensitivity and the pathogenesis of allergy. It will consider the clinical signs and symptoms of ocular allergy to enable effective identification, and differentiation from other ocular surface diseases. Currently available treatment options and the potential challenges for contact lens patients will also be considered enabling clinicians to offer the most appropriate recommendations and advice to their patients.

1 CET point
Free!
Dry Eye Diagnosis and Treatment
Recorded Webinar

Dry eye disease (DED) affects hundreds of millions of people throughout the world and is one of the most frequent causes of patient visits to eye care practitioners. Exacerbated by modern lifestyles, symptoms of DED vary widely from mild dryness to severe pain and blurred vision. A better understanding of this multifactorial disease has led to new and better treatments, many of which are in the realm of optometric and contact lens practice.

1 CET point
Free!
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

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1 CET point
What's new in glaucoma?

This lecture will consider the latest developments in glaucoma clinics, including diagnostic technology and treatment options.

1 CET point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CET point
To Refer or Not to Refer?

This lecture will explore best practice working partnerships between optometrists and ophthalmologists for better patient care and outcomes.

1 CET point
Pharmacological solutions in myopia control
Recorded webinar

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1 CET point
Getting On the Right Tract with Uveitis

This course will review 4 patient cases with presenting with different types of anterior uveitis. For each case, symptoms, diagnosis, referral and management will be discussed.

1 CET point
DEWS II Expert Insights for Dry Eye Disease
Course 1

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1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Definition and Classification
Course 2

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1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Diagnosis
Course 3

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1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Management and Therapy
Course 4

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1 CET point
What makes us fit to practise?

This article reviews the GOC’s fitness to practise process, including up to date statistics, cases and FTP committee decisions.

1 CET point
Biomaterials and their role in treating vision loss

The development of biomaterials, treatment options and how they can treat sight loss.

1 CET point
Contemporary Management of Diabetic Retinopathy

A summary of Diabetic Retinopathy, the factors that contribute to it and the management options available and the underpinning scientific knowledge.

1 CET point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Who, why, where and what to do?

Acanthamoeba Keratitis is a devastating eye infection which in developed countries most commonly occurs in contact lens wearers. Consultant Ophthalmologist Deepa Anijeet will summarise key concepts such as risk factors, diagnosis and treatment of Acanthamoeba Keratitis. It will also highlight key areas of research that offer hope for sufferers.

1 CET point
Rich snippet on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation.

1 CET point
Dementia: understanding the needs of patients in a clinical setting

This session explores the particular difficulties that people with dementia have with their vision.

1 CET point
Referral Urgency of Common Eye Conditions

Optometrists frequently encounter pathology that requires ophthalmological referral.

1 CET point
An Overview of Uveitis

Dr Graeme Williams discusses an overview of anterior, intermediate and posterior uveitis.

1 CET point
Education, Education, Education: when to refer

Eyecare practitioners frequently encounter pathology that requires onward referral either to a colleague or an ophthalmologist.

1 CET point
How to Manage Dry Eye in Practice

Dry eye is a very common problem potentially affecting up to 30% of our patients.

1 CET point
Investigation of Dry Eye and Putting it into Practice

This presentation highlights the recent significant advances in the detection, categorisation and management of dry eye disease.

1 CET point
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

Teifi James will discuss the contemporary management of MGD and associated Evaporative Dry Eye.

1 CET point
Role of Lens Extraction in the Treatment of Glaucoma

Role of Lens Extraction in the Treatment of Glaucoma Filmed live at Eyecare 2014 Saurabh Goyal

1 CET point
Tales from the Uveitis Clinic

Teifi James and Greg Heath hold case-based open discussions to help the eyecare practitioner make sense of Uveitis.

1 CET point
Differential Diagnosis of Red Eye

Dr Greg Heath highlights the importance of the ophthalmic history and examination techniques employed in establishing differential diagnosis of red eye.

1 CET point
Featured

Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CET point
Start CET
Free!
Allergic Eyes: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Recorded Webinar

Ocular allergy is a common occurrence in practice, often giving patients significant symptoms especially in the summer months. This presentation will outline the basics behind ocular hypersensitivity and the pathogenesis of allergy. It will consider the clinical signs and symptoms of ocular allergy to enable effective identification, and differentiation from other ocular surface diseases. Currently available treatment options and the potential challenges for contact lens patients will also be considered enabling clinicians to offer the most appropriate recommendations and advice to their patients.

1 CET point
Free!
Dry Eye Diagnosis and Treatment
Recorded Webinar

Dry eye disease (DED) affects hundreds of millions of people throughout the world and is one of the most frequent causes of patient visits to eye care practitioners. Exacerbated by modern lifestyles, symptoms of DED vary widely from mild dryness to severe pain and blurred vision. A better understanding of this multifactorial disease has led to new and better treatments, many of which are in the realm of optometric and contact lens practice.

1 CET point
Free!
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

.

1 CET point
What's new in glaucoma?

This lecture will consider the latest developments in glaucoma clinics, including diagnostic technology and treatment options.

1 CET point
Pharmacological solutions in myopia control
Recorded webinar

.

1 CET point
Getting On the Right Tract with Uveitis

This course will review 4 patient cases with presenting with different types of anterior uveitis. For each case, symptoms, diagnosis, referral and management will be discussed.

1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Definition and Classification
Course 2

.

1 CET point
Biomaterials and their role in treating vision loss

The development of biomaterials, treatment options and how they can treat sight loss.

1 CET point
Contemporary Management of Diabetic Retinopathy

A summary of Diabetic Retinopathy, the factors that contribute to it and the management options available and the underpinning scientific knowledge.

1 CET point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Who, why, where and what to do?

Acanthamoeba Keratitis is a devastating eye infection which in developed countries most commonly occurs in contact lens wearers. Consultant Ophthalmologist Deepa Anijeet will summarise key concepts such as risk factors, diagnosis and treatment of Acanthamoeba Keratitis. It will also highlight key areas of research that offer hope for sufferers.

1 CET point
Rich snippet on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation.

1 CET point
Dementia: understanding the needs of patients in a clinical setting

This session explores the particular difficulties that people with dementia have with their vision.

1 CET point
An Overview of Uveitis

Dr Graeme Williams discusses an overview of anterior, intermediate and posterior uveitis.

1 CET point
How to Manage Dry Eye in Practice

Dry eye is a very common problem potentially affecting up to 30% of our patients.

1 CET point
Investigation of Dry Eye and Putting it into Practice

This presentation highlights the recent significant advances in the detection, categorisation and management of dry eye disease.

1 CET point
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

Teifi James will discuss the contemporary management of MGD and associated Evaporative Dry Eye.

1 CET point
Role of Lens Extraction in the Treatment of Glaucoma

Role of Lens Extraction in the Treatment of Glaucoma Filmed live at Eyecare 2014 Saurabh Goyal

1 CET point
Tales from the Uveitis Clinic

Teifi James and Greg Heath hold case-based open discussions to help the eyecare practitioner make sense of Uveitis.

1 CET point
Differential Diagnosis of Red Eye

Dr Greg Heath highlights the importance of the ophthalmic history and examination techniques employed in establishing differential diagnosis of red eye.

1 CET point
Featured

Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CET point
Start CET
Free!
Allergic Eyes: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Recorded Webinar

Ocular allergy is a common occurrence in practice, often giving patients significant symptoms especially in the summer months. This presentation will outline the basics behind ocular hypersensitivity and the pathogenesis of allergy. It will consider the clinical signs and symptoms of ocular allergy to enable effective identification, and differentiation from other ocular surface diseases. Currently available treatment options and the potential challenges for contact lens patients will also be considered enabling clinicians to offer the most appropriate recommendations and advice to their patients.

1 CET point
Free!
Dry Eye Diagnosis and Treatment
Recorded Webinar

Dry eye disease (DED) affects hundreds of millions of people throughout the world and is one of the most frequent causes of patient visits to eye care practitioners. Exacerbated by modern lifestyles, symptoms of DED vary widely from mild dryness to severe pain and blurred vision. A better understanding of this multifactorial disease has led to new and better treatments, many of which are in the realm of optometric and contact lens practice.

1 CET point
What's new in glaucoma?

This lecture will consider the latest developments in glaucoma clinics, including diagnostic technology and treatment options.

1 CET point
Getting On the Right Tract with Uveitis

This course will review 4 patient cases with presenting with different types of anterior uveitis. For each case, symptoms, diagnosis, referral and management will be discussed.

1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Diagnosis
Course 3

.

1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Management and Therapy
Course 4

.

1 CET point
Biomaterials and their role in treating vision loss

The development of biomaterials, treatment options and how they can treat sight loss.

1 CET point
Rich snippet on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation.

1 CET point
Dementia: understanding the needs of patients in a clinical setting

This session explores the particular difficulties that people with dementia have with their vision.

1 CET point
Referral Urgency of Common Eye Conditions

Optometrists frequently encounter pathology that requires ophthalmological referral.

1 CET point
An Overview of Uveitis

Dr Graeme Williams discusses an overview of anterior, intermediate and posterior uveitis.

1 CET point
Education, Education, Education: when to refer

Eyecare practitioners frequently encounter pathology that requires onward referral either to a colleague or an ophthalmologist.

1 CET point
How to Manage Dry Eye in Practice

Dry eye is a very common problem potentially affecting up to 30% of our patients.

1 CET point
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

Teifi James will discuss the contemporary management of MGD and associated Evaporative Dry Eye.

1 CET point
Role of Lens Extraction in the Treatment of Glaucoma

Role of Lens Extraction in the Treatment of Glaucoma Filmed live at Eyecare 2014 Saurabh Goyal

1 CET point
Differential Diagnosis of Red Eye

Dr Greg Heath highlights the importance of the ophthalmic history and examination techniques employed in establishing differential diagnosis of red eye.

1 CET point
How to Manage Dry Eye in Practice

Dry eye is a very common problem potentially affecting up to 30% of our patients.

1 CET point
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

Teifi James will discuss the contemporary management of MGD and associated Evaporative Dry Eye.

1 CET point
Featured

Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CET point
Start CET
Free!
Allergic Eyes: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Recorded Webinar

Ocular allergy is a common occurrence in practice, often giving patients significant symptoms especially in the summer months. This presentation will outline the basics behind ocular hypersensitivity and the pathogenesis of allergy. It will consider the clinical signs and symptoms of ocular allergy to enable effective identification, and differentiation from other ocular surface diseases. Currently available treatment options and the potential challenges for contact lens patients will also be considered enabling clinicians to offer the most appropriate recommendations and advice to their patients.

1 CET point
Getting On the Right Tract with Uveitis

This course will review 4 patient cases with presenting with different types of anterior uveitis. For each case, symptoms, diagnosis, referral and management will be discussed.

1 CET point
What makes us fit to practise?

This article reviews the GOC’s fitness to practise process, including up to date statistics, cases and FTP committee decisions.

1 CET point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Who, why, where and what to do?

Acanthamoeba Keratitis is a devastating eye infection which in developed countries most commonly occurs in contact lens wearers. Consultant Ophthalmologist Deepa Anijeet will summarise key concepts such as risk factors, diagnosis and treatment of Acanthamoeba Keratitis. It will also highlight key areas of research that offer hope for sufferers.

1 CET point
Referral Urgency of Common Eye Conditions

Optometrists frequently encounter pathology that requires ophthalmological referral.

1 CET point
Education, Education, Education: when to refer

Eyecare practitioners frequently encounter pathology that requires onward referral either to a colleague or an ophthalmologist.

1 CET point
Tales from the Uveitis Clinic

Teifi James and Greg Heath hold case-based open discussions to help the eyecare practitioner make sense of Uveitis.

1 CET point
Differential Diagnosis of Red Eye

Dr Greg Heath highlights the importance of the ophthalmic history and examination techniques employed in establishing differential diagnosis of red eye.

1 CET point
What makes us fit to practise?

This article reviews the GOC’s fitness to practise process, including up to date statistics, cases and FTP committee decisions.

1 CET point
What makes us fit to practise?

This article reviews the GOC’s fitness to practise process, including up to date statistics, cases and FTP committee decisions.

1 CET point
Rich snippet on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation.

1 CET point
Free!
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

.

1 CET point
To Refer or Not to Refer?

This lecture will explore best practice working partnerships between optometrists and ophthalmologists for better patient care and outcomes.

1 CET point
DEWS II Expert Insights for Dry Eye Disease
Course 1

.

1 CET point
Free!
Dry Eye Diagnosis and Treatment
Recorded Webinar

Dry eye disease (DED) affects hundreds of millions of people throughout the world and is one of the most frequent causes of patient visits to eye care practitioners. Exacerbated by modern lifestyles, symptoms of DED vary widely from mild dryness to severe pain and blurred vision. A better understanding of this multifactorial disease has led to new and better treatments, many of which are in the realm of optometric and contact lens practice.

1 CET point
What's new in glaucoma?

This lecture will consider the latest developments in glaucoma clinics, including diagnostic technology and treatment options.

1 CET point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CET point
Pharmacological solutions in myopia control
Recorded webinar

.

1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Definition and Classification
Course 2

.

1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Diagnosis
Course 3

.

1 CET point
TFOS DEWS II: Expert Insights for Adopting Best Practice in Dry Eye Disease. Management and Therapy
Course 4

.

1 CET point
Biomaterials and their role in treating vision loss

The development of biomaterials, treatment options and how they can treat sight loss.

1 CET point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CET point
What makes us fit to practise?

This article reviews the GOC’s fitness to practise process, including up to date statistics, cases and FTP committee decisions.

1 CET point
Contemporary Management of Diabetic Retinopathy

A summary of Diabetic Retinopathy, the factors that contribute to it and the management options available and the underpinning scientific knowledge.

1 CET point