Please Note: Seminars will go live to book on Monday 18 October for AOP members and Monday 25 October for Non-AOP members
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AOP Lounge
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to elicit the detail and significance of any reported symptoms to problem solve in a contact lens aftercare setting (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will consider their current knowledge on the contact lenses they are fitting and identify any gaps, ensuring the knowledge is up to date (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be aware of the consequences of dishonesty (s.16) (Professionalism)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will develop their ability to communicate the features and benefits of the contact lenses they are recommending to their patients to maximise patient satisfaction and reduce contact lens drop out (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will consider their current knowledge on the contact lenses they are fitting in practice and identify any gaps, ensuring the knowledge is up to date (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
Catwalk
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CatwalkWhy can’t I get an eye test and glasses? Hear about the latest research from Vision Care for Homeless People on the barriers people who are homeless face in getting the eye care and glasses they need. ...
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CatwalkJoin us for a look back (and forwards) at an 800 year history of frames, depicted in Film and TV. Simon
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CatwalkSunglasses Catwalk
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CatwalkLeonardo is EssilorLuxottica’s learning platform, with a promise to deliver “Science for a new vision”. We firmly believe that learning and training are indispensable levers for business growth and fo ...
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CatwalkOptoversity Challenge : Now in it’s sixth year, the Out of the Box Optics Optoversity Challenge 2022 in aid of Vision Care for Homeless People is the only inter-University competition between optometr ...
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CatwalkOptics Catwalk
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CatwalkPresentation of the winners for the 2022 Love Eyewear Awards, winning eyewear and retailers, as well as the presentation of the Royal College of Art Eyewear Design Competition.
Dispensing Workshop
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Formulate communication strategies to support effective care when dispensing paediatric patients, including those with special needs (s.2) (Communication)
Develop an understanding of current good practice and developments in clinical research in relation to paediatric dispensing (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to provide appropriate devices to patients with low vision (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will be able to identify the specific needs of patients with low vision (s.1) (Communication)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Formulate communication strategies to enable low vision patients to take an active part in the decisions made about their treatment and aftercare (s.1) (Communication)
Develop a greater understanding of modern developments in low vision aid provision and their uses, including the use of smart phones (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of magnification, field of view, working distance and the ability to appropriately advise on lighting, minimising glare and improving contrast, in relation to individual patient need when conducting a low vision optical consultation (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with myopia about different intervention strategies (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of how to tailor myopia management interventions to meet patient need (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with low vision about assistive technology options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on assistive technologies to support patients with low vision (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise contact lens patients about steps to optimise the ocular surface to ensure successful wear (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of steps to take to optimise the ocular surface in contact lens wearers relative to their scope of practice (s.5, s.7) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
Future Practice - Consulting Room
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able advise to cataract patients when referral to ophthalmology is appropriate (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will recognise when it is appropriate to refer cataract patients for ophthalmological review (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the application of artificial intelligence to identify ocular disease (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to explain to cataract patients about the implications of postoperative complications (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be able to identify postoperative complications following cataract surgery (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcome for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will recognise the role of the tear film in maintaining ocular health and understand methods to assess its integrity (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcome for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will recognise the role of the tear film in maintaining ocular health and understand methods to assess its integrity (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be informed on strategies for communicating and training the practice team on contact lenses (s.10) (Professionalism; Specialty CPD)
Future Practice - Dispensing Area
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Refraction Suite
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients and parents on myopia management options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the different options for managing patients with myopia (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients of modifiable risk factors to protect ocular health (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the modifiable risk factors that can impact upon ocular health (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on traditional and contemporary methods of refraction (s.7) (Communication)
Main Stage
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on what artificial intelligence may mean for clinical decision making (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will be advised on safe practice and record keeping in relation to retinal imaging (s.8) (Leadership and accountability)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will understand how to elicit relevant detail from contact lens patients to minimise drop out (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be updated on how contact lens material advances can improve comfort for wearers (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Main Stage
Learning objectives for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the implications of myopia and strategies to slow progression (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of interventions to slow myopia progression and current work in the field (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with low vision about intraocular magnifiers (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on the use of intraocular magnifiers to support patients with low vision (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Main Stage
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to understand the use of ultra-widefield imaging for viewing the fundus (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about optical interventions for neurological conditions (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on optical interventions for managing neurological conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will understand the importance of appropriate conduct in social media settings (s.15) (Professionalism)
Practitioners will be able to use social media as a tool for communicating with patients (s.2) (Communication)
Optical Academy
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to explain to patients about treatment options for keratoconus (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on developments in keratoconus diagnosis (s.5, s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise key features on OCT scans for a range of different conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes
Practitioners will be able to explain dry eye management options to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will consolidate knowledge on signs, symptoms and management of dry eye relative to their scope of practice (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcome for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will recognise the role of the tear film in maintaining ocular health and understand methods to assess its integrity (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to explain to patients about the clinical benefits of EDOF contact lenses (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be informed on the clinical applications of EDOF contact lenses (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists, therapeutic optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to explain dry eye management options to patients (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will consolidate knowledge on the investigation and management of dry eye relative to their scope of practice (s.7) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on emerging research for a range of clinical topics (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Optos
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the importance of examining the peripheral retina and the significance of abnormalities in relation to patient management (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand how to document peripheral abnormalities appropriately (s.8) (Leadership and accountability)
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the best ways to explain normal and abnormal retinal scans to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand techniques to identify retinal abnormalities, undertake differential diagnosis and manage patients in line with protocols and pathways (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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OptosThis short workshop is for all forward-thinking independent optometrists who want to learn more about ultra-widefield technology, whether you are at the beginning of the journey and are still wonderin ...
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits and limitations of screening, explain findings from UWF and OCT scans and what to expect in cases of referral (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand how to interpret UWF and OCT scans, recognise normal findings, common abnormalities and manage the patient accordingly (s.7) (Clinical practice)
OSA
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OSALisa will be talking about her work at SeeAbility and how they focus on children with greater need- learning disabilities and autism. She will also reference specific learning disabilities such as dy ...
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Specsavers
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits of lenses and treatments to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will have a greater understanding of lenses and treatment, including indications for UV protection to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits of lenses and treatments to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will have a greater understanding of lenses and treatment, including indications for UV protection to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to communicate effectively with patients requiring urgent care to assist with undertaking differential diagnosis (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be able to assess and manage patients requiring urgent care within their scope of practice (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to communicate effectively with patients requiring urgent care to assist with undertaking differential diagnosis (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be able to assess and manage patients requiring urgent care within their scope of practice (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
AOP Lounge
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will develop their ability to communicate the features and benefits of the contact lenses they are recommending to their patients to maximise patient satisfaction and reduce contact lens drop out (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will consider their current knowledge on the contact lenses they are fitting in practice and identify any gaps, ensuring the knowledge is up to date (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will develop their ability to communicate the features and benefits of the contact lenses they are recommending to their patients to maximise patient satisfaction and reduce contact lens drop out (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will consider their current knowledge on the contact lenses they are fitting in practice and identify any gaps, ensuring the knowledge is up to date (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to elicit the detail and significance of any reported symptoms to problem solve in a contact lens aftercare setting (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will consider their current knowledge on the contact lenses they are fitting and identify any gaps, ensuring the knowledge is up to date (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will develop their ability to communicate the features and benefits of the contact lenses they are recommending to their patients to maximise patient satisfaction and reduce contact lens drop out (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will consider their current knowledge on the contact lenses they are fitting in practice and identify any gaps, ensuring the knowledge is up to date (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
Catwalk
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CatwalkLeonardo is EssilorLuxottica’s learning platform, with a promise to deliver “Science for a new vision”. We firmly believe that learning and training are indispensable levers for business growth and fo ...
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CatwalkAfter a steep decline in 2020 due to the global pandemic, 2022 is showing signs of recovery for the eyewear market. In the post Covid-era, digitalisation has been crucial for all eyewear companies. Wi ...
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CatwalkJoin the Out Of The Box Optics Team on a journey of exploration through a career in Optometry and all of its colourful potential! Drawing directly from their own first hand experience, Karmelo and Gaj ...
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Dispensing Workshop
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with low vision about assistive technology options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on assistive technologies to support patients with low vision (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Formulate communication strategies to enable low vision patients to take an active part in the decisions made about their treatment and aftercare (s.1) (Communication)
Develop a greater understanding of modern developments in low vision aid provision and their uses, including the use of smart phones (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of magnification, field of view, working distance and the ability to appropriately advise on lighting, minimising glare and improving contrast, in relation to individual patient need when conducting a low vision optical consultation (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients on lens options for driving (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the visual challenges that drivers face and lens options that can help mitigate for these issues (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on developments in technology for online assessment of visual function (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Formulate communication strategies to support effective care when dispensing paediatric patients, including those with special needs (s.2) (Communication)
Develop an understanding of current good practice and developments in clinical research in relation to paediatric dispensing (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be to advise patients about the relative benefits of different frame materials (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of different frame materials (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to offer different lifestyle lens solutions to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on different lifestyle lens solutions (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Consulting Room
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able advise to cataract patients when referral to ophthalmology is appropriate (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will recognise when it is appropriate to refer cataract patients for ophthalmological review (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the application of artificial intelligence to identify ocular disease (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to explain to cataract patients about the implications of postoperative complications (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be able to identify postoperative complications following cataract surgery (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists, therapeutic optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about novel technologies for the management of dry eye disease (s.2) (Communication, Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of novel dry eye management strategies that can be undertaken within their scope of practice (s.5, s.7) (Clinical practice, Specialty CPD)
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists, therapeutic optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about novel technologies for the management of dry eye disease (s.2) (Communication, Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of novel dry eye management strategies that can be undertaken within their scope of practice (s.5, s.7) (Clinical practice, Specialty CPD)
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about novel technologies for the management of dry eye disease (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand how to work alongside colleagues to optimise dry eye management workflow for the benefit of patients (s.10) (Professionalism)
Future Practice - Dispensing Area
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Refraction Suite
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients and parents on myopia management options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the different options for managing patients with myopia (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients of modifiable risk factors to protect ocular health (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the modifiable risk factors that can impact upon ocular health (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on traditional and contemporary methods of refraction (s.7) (Communication)
Main Stage
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be advised on how to distinguish between choroidal naevi and melanomas (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will be informed of how to record the features of choroidal lesions (s.8) (Leadership and accountability)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists, specialty optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to explain management options for a range of corneal pathologies to patients (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will consolidate knowledge on the presentation and management of corneal pathology relative to their scope of practice (s.7) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on a successful model for delivering sustainable shared ophthalmic care (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be informed on the importance of advancing professional development to improve clinical outcomes for patients through collaborative care (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the development of visual neuroprotheses (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will be able to explain to patients about research in the field of neuroprostheses (s.2) (Communication)
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Main Stage
Learning outcome for optometrists and therapeutic optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise key features of glaucoma using OCT to guide management within their scope of practice (s.7) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will understand what is meant by competence in relation to evolving changes in eye care delivery (s.6) (Clinical practice)
Optical Academy
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Optical Academy
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the collaborative efforts to meet the challenges of the patient backlog in ophthalmology (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcome for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise key features on OCT scans for a range of different conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcome for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will recognise the role of the tear film in maintaining ocular health and understand methods to assess its integrity (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will understand how to safely embed sustainable elements to the practice environment (s.12) (Leadership and accountability)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists, therapeutic optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about novel technologies for the management of dry eye disease (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of novel dry eye management strategies that can be undertaken within their scope of practice (s.5, s.7) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be informed on the visual implications, risk factors and treatment of vitreous floaters (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will be able to outline treatment options for vitreous floaters to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Optos
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the importance of examining the peripheral retina and the significance of abnormalities in relation to patient management (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand how to document peripheral abnormalities appropriately (s.8) (Leadership and accountability)
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the best ways to explain normal and abnormal retinal scans to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand techniques to identify retinal abnormalities, undertake differential diagnosis and manage patients in line with protocols and pathways (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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OptosThis short workshop is for all forward-thinking independent optometrists who want to learn more about ultra-widefield technology, whether you are at the beginning of the journey and are still wonderin ...
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits and limitations of screening, explain findings from UWF and OCT scans and what to expect in cases of referral (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand how to interpret UWF and OCT scans, recognise normal findings, common abnormalities and manage the patient accordingly (s.7) (Clinical practice)
OSA
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OSAThe lecture will reflect on the concept of how to gather the most appropriate patient data in order to provide enhanced clinics in primary care practice, in particular reference to specialist dry eye ...
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OSAThe hour will be devoted to demonstrating how eyecare professionals can make the short step to working independently providing for freedom of choice in the way they serve patients and customers. Examp ...
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OSAThe audience will get information about the Lenstar Myopia, its functional range and how it integrates into your practice.
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Specsavers
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will have an enhanced understanding of how to obtain relevant history and information and elicit significant details from patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will have an understanding of the assessment and management of patients relative to their scope of practice (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will have an enhanced understanding of how to obtain relevant history and information and elicit significant details from patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will have an understanding of the assessment and management of patients relative to their scope of practice (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand how best to communicate their findings from OCT with their patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will keep their knowledge of OCT interpretation up to date and will conduct appropriate referrals related to pathology identified with this modality (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand how best to communicate their findings from OCT with their patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will keep their knowledge of OCT interpretation up to date and will conduct appropriate referrals related to pathology identified with this modality (s.5) (Clinical practice)
AOP Lounge
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be aware of the consequences of dishonesty (s.16) (Professionalism)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will have consolidated their communication skills to help manage paediatric complaints (s.18) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand how to manage complaints when seeing paediatric patients (s.19) (Professionalism)
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AOP Lounge
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children, and be able to evaluate the optic disc (s.6, s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients (s.2) (Communication)
Catwalk
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Dispensing Workshop
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to offer different lifestyle lens solutions to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on different lifestyle lens solutions (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Formulate communication strategies to support effective care when dispensing paediatric patients, including those with special needs (s.2) (Communication)
Develop an understanding of current good practice and developments in clinical research in relation to paediatric dispensing (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with myopia about different intervention strategies (s.2) (Communication; Specialty CPD)
Practitioners will be aware of how to tailor myopia management interventions to meet patient need (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with low vision about assistive technology options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on assistive technologies to support patients with low vision (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Dispensing Workshop
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Formulate communication strategies to enable low vision patients to take an active part in the decisions made about their treatment and aftercare (s.1) (Communication)
Develop a greater understanding of modern developments in low vision aid provision and their uses, including the use of smart phones (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of magnification, field of view, working distance and the ability to appropriately advise on lighting, minimising glare and improving contrast, in relation to individual patient need when conducting a low vision optical consultation (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Consulting Room
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able advise to cataract patients when referral to ophthalmology is appropriate (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will recognise when it is appropriate to refer cataract patients for ophthalmological review (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the application of artificial intelligence to identify ocular disease (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Consulting Room
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to explain to cataract patients about the implications of postoperative complications (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be able to identify postoperative complications following cataract surgery (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients on the use of colour to manage a range of neurological conditions (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand the use of colour to manage a range of neurological conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients on the use of colour to manage a range of neurological conditions (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand the use of colour to manage a range of neurological conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Diagnostics Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients on the use of colour to manage a range of neurological conditions (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand the use of colour to manage a range of neurological conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Dispensing Area
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Dispensing Area
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients about the benefits of titanium frames (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be informed on the characteristics and benefits of titanium frames (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Future Practice - Refraction Suite
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients and parents on myopia management options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the different options for managing patients with myopia (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients of modifiable risk factors to protect ocular health (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be aware of the modifiable risk factors that can impact upon ocular health (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Future Practice - Refraction Suite
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on traditional and contemporary methods of refraction (s.7) (Communication)
Main Stage
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the causes, features, referral and management of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on the latest refractive surgery options (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will be informed on patient suitability for refractive surgery and refer appropriately (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Main Stage
Learning outcome for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be updated on how to make eye care provision more accessible to patients with learning disabilities (s.4) (Professionalism)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to explain to patients about the management of eyelid lesions (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be able to identify eyelid lesions and manage patients accordingly within their scope of practice (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Main Stage
Learning objectives for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be aware of the role that community optometrists can play in delivering ophthalmology services (s.10) (Professionalism)
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Main Stage
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to advise patients with low vision about assistive technology options (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on assistive technologies to support patients with low vision (s.5) (Clinical practice)
Optical Academy
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will have consolidated their communication skills in AMD cases (s.2) (Communication)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists, contact lens opticians and therapeutic optometrists
Practitioners will be updated on new technologies for managing contact lens and dry eye patients (s.5) (Clinical practice; Specialty CPD)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be aware of the importance of effective communication in a domiciliary setting (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will be updated on clinical management of ocular conditions in a domiciliary setting (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be updated on methods for sharing key clinical information with colleagues (s.10) (Professionalism)
Practitioners will understand how to safely record and share clinical data (s.8) (Leadership and accountability)
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Optical Academy
Learning outcome for optometrists
Practitioners will be updated on the clinical applications of biometry (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Optos
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the importance of examining the peripheral retina and the significance of abnormalities in relation to patient management (s.7) (Clinical practice)
Practitioners will understand how to document peripheral abnormalities appropriately (s.8) (Leadership and accountability)
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the best ways to explain normal and abnormal retinal scans to patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand techniques to identify retinal abnormalities, undertake differential diagnosis and manage patients in line with protocols and pathways (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Optos
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits and limitations of screening, explain findings from UWF and OCT scans and what to expect in cases of referral (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will understand how to interpret UWF and OCT scans, recognise normal findings, common abnormalities and manage the patient accordingly (s.7) (Clinical practice)
OSA
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OSAAs a blind user of assistive technologies, Julian wants to be mobile, independent, safe and informed. In this context, He will introduce his social enterprise VisionBridge and his work to not only sup ...
Specsavers
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the importance of listening to patients when making decisions about their care (s.1) (Communication)
Practitioners will have an enhanced understanding of undertaking appropriate referrals for selected conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists
Practitioners will understand the importance of listening to patients when making decisions about their care (s.1) (Communication)
Practitioners will have an enhanced understanding of undertaking appropriate referrals for selected conditions (s.7) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits of lenses and treatments to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will have a greater understanding of lenses and treatment, including indications for UV protection to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.5) (Clinical practice)
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Specsavers
Learning outcomes for optometrists and dispensing opticians
Practitioners will be able to communicate the benefits of lenses and treatments to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.2) (Communication)
Practitioners will have a greater understanding of lenses and treatment, including indications for UV protection to meet the visual and lifestyle needs of patients (s.5) (Clinical practice)