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Here, delegates can access the presentations delivered by our expert speakers during the event.  Where we have been given permission, our collection of resources are available for you to download at your convenience. Simply click on the session tiles to select the presentations.

PLEASE NOTE that these are strictly NOT for further circulation.

Presentations will be available for download from Saturday 18 April

Glaucoma in practice: Case-based approaches to diagnosis and management Janelle Scully

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Glaucoma in practice: Case-based approaches to diagnosis and management Janelle ScullyGlaucoma in practice: Case-based approaches to diagnosis and management Janelle Scully

Not all macular oedema is created equal: To inject or not to inject, is the question, Susith Kulasekara

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Not all macular oedema is created equal: To inject or not to inject, is the question, Susith KulasekaraNot all macular oedema is created equal: To inject or not to inject, is the question, Susith Kulasekara

What's new in dry eye disease? Key take-home messages from DEWS III for optometrists, Nicola Anstice

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What's new in dry eye disease? Key take-home messages from DEWS III for optometrists, Nicola AnsticeWhat's new in dry eye disease? Key take-home messages from DEWS III for optometrists, Nicola Anstice

Optometry self defense: Lessons from real cases - patient complaints, Medicare investigation and how not to get sued, Sophie Koh

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Optometry self defense: Lessons from real cases - patient complaints, Medicare investigation and how not to get sued, Sophie KohOptometry self defense: Lessons from real cases - patient complaints, Medicare investigation and how not to get sued, Sophie Koh

Friday night specials: Complex cases and their key clinical takeaways, Michael Yapp

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Friday night specials: Complex cases and their key clinical takeaways, Michael YappFriday night specials: Complex cases and their key clinical takeaways, Michael Yapp

Pills in practice: Oral medication in the treatment of ocular disease, Janelle Scully

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Pills in practice: Oral medication in the treatment of ocular disease, Janelle ScullyPills in practice: Oral medication in the treatment of ocular disease, Janelle Scully

OCT and retinal imagine: How to maximise the diagnostic and management potential of your devices, Michael Yapp

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OCT and retinal imagine: How to maximise the diagnostic and management potential of your devices, Michael YappOCT and retinal imagine: How to maximise the diagnostic and management potential of your devices, Michael Yapp

Cultural responsiveness, Shaun Tatipata

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Cultural responsiveness, Shaun TatipataCultural responsiveness, Shaun Tatipata

Opening eyes and closing the gap, Georgia Bennett

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Opening eyes and closing the gap, Georgia BennettOpening eyes and closing the gap, Georgia Bennett

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