Continuing Education in Eyecare HCF
Date: 11/04/2019
Venue: HCF House, 403 George St Sydney, NSW, 2000
Provider: Vision Eye Institute
Contact: Monica Lette, [E] monica.lette@visioneyeinstitute.com.au, [P] 0432759015
Learning Objectives
- 1. To better understand the changes of keratoconus in patients as they age 2. To better understand what treatment is appropriate for patients based on their degree of keratoconus and age
- 1. To understand the differential diagnosis of sudden visual loss. 2. To understand the urgency of referral required and patient management options, including treatment the optometrist can initiate.
- 1. Identify who is suitable and not suitable for refractive & cataract surgery 2. Dealing with postoperative problems after refractive surgery
Max points awarded: 4.50
Session Information
Name |
---|
Keratoconus: from young to old |
Activity Type |
Face to Face with Assessment |
Therapeutic? |
Yes |
Manufacturer/Supplier? |
No |
Points for attending & Passing Assessment |
1.50 |
Name |
---|
Sudden Visual Loss |
Activity Type |
Face to Face with Assessment |
Therapeutic? |
Yes |
Manufacturer/Supplier? |
No |
Points for attending & Passing Assessment |
1.50 |
Name |
---|
The Optometrist's Role in Refractive & Cataract Surgery |
Activity Type |
Face to Face with Assessment |
Therapeutic? |
No |
Manufacturer/Supplier? |
No |
Points for attending & Passing Assessment |
1.50 |
Name | Activity Type | Therapeutic? | Manufacturer/ Supplier? | Points for attending & Passing Assessment |
---|---|---|---|---|
Keratoconus: from young to old | Face to Face with Assessment | Yes | No | 1.50 |
Sudden Visual Loss | Face to Face with Assessment | Yes | No | 1.50 |
The Optometrist's Role in Refractive & Cataract Surgery | Face to Face with Assessment | No | No | 1.50 |