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Introduction To Dry Eye: Understanding the Basics
An informative education and training initiative developed by Scope to support those involved in eyecare to improve your understanding of ocular surface conditions and how to manage them using the Scope product range. Benefits: Module 1 – Anatomy and Physiology…
Rheumatoid Arthritis – The Hidden Impact on the Eyes
Ms. Nikolina Budimlija presents this lecture on Rheumatoid Arthritis and the hidden impact this can have on a patient’s ocular surface. Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease characterised by a symmetrical and destructive joint inflammation. This webinar will discuss…
Management of Corneal Perforations
Mr Indy Sian presents this lecture. Corneal perforations are ocular emergencies with a myriad causes such as trauma, infection, autoimmune diseases, and loss of corneal innervation. It is important that Optometrists understand the various risk factors for corneal perforations and…
IP Cases: Clinical Insights
This panel discussion brings together 3 experienced Independent Prescribing Optometrists, who each present a case study from their clinics. The panel is made up of Johnathan Waugh, Jaclyn Pugh and Ian Jarvis. They draw on their experiences to discuss the…
Eye Spy an Interesting Eye – Visual Recognition Test
This picture quiz presents a range of anterior eye clinical images. You are invited to review the images and use additional resources where necessary to answer the accompanying questions. You require a pass mark of 60% to receive your CPD…
Retinal Referral Dilemmas
Optomap and OCT scans can sometimes throw up some surprises. In this recorded lecture, Mr Ed Hughes discusses a selection of patient presentations from his clinics and shares tips & tricks to identify common and complex retinal pathologies. All are…
Peripheral Vitreoretinal Disorders
In the UK there is an estimated 7,300 new cases of retinal detachment every year and many patients will present with flashes and floaters to Optometrists in the primary care setting. In this lecture Mr Balaggan provides a detailed overview…
IP Cases: Expert Opinions
This panel discussion brings together 3 experienced Independent Prescribing Optometrists, who each present a case study from their clinics. The panel draw on their experiences to discuss the patient management options and outcomes. This webinar provides valuable insight into practicing…
IP Cases from the High Street: What would you do?
This panel discussion brings together 3 experienced Independent Prescribing Optometrists, who each present a case study from their High Street clinics. The panel draw on their experiences to discuss the patient management options and outcomes. This webinar provides valuable insight…
Keratoconus and the Ocular Surface
In this presentation Mr Sajjad Ahmad and Ms Artemis Matsou explore the interesting relationship between keratoconus and ocular surface disease (OSD), delving into the hot question: Can problems with the surface of the eye and tears cause corneal ectatic diseases…
AMD: Doing the Best for our Patients Now and in the Future
Patients presenting with age related macular degeneration (AMD) are no strangers to our clinics. This webinar presented by Mike Horler provides an overview of the classification of AMD along with considering the risk factors associated with developing it. Mike discusses…
Cosmetics Conundrum: Ocular Surface Friend or Foe
In this recorded lecture Sarah Farrant reviews cosmetic products that are frequently used around the eye and its adnexa. Sarah focusses on the ingredients that can be found lurking within them, and how eyecare practitioners can advise their patients about…
