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SOFT CONTACT LENS WEAR IN CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS - A HEALTHY VISION CORRECTION OPTION

Available from: 8/02/2024 (AEDT)

Where to publish: https://academy.coopervision.net.au/au/training/soft-contact-lens-wear-in-children-and-teenagers-a-healthy-vision-correction-option/overview

Provider: Joe Tanner (Coopervision)

Contact: Julia Kwok, [E] jkwok@au.coopervision.com, [P] 0438781492

Activity Outline

CooperVision Academy course (article and assessment)

Optometrist and lecturer at the University of Manchester Claire Mallon summarises the key points from two studies reviewing the long-term safety of soft contact lens wear in children and how they relate to fitting children with daily disposable contact lenses in clinical practice. To complete, go to https://academy.coopervision.net.au/au/training/soft-contact-lens-wear-in-children-and-teenagers-a-healthy-vision-correction-option/overview


Learning Objectives

  • At the completion of the CPD activity, participants should be able to understand the functional and emotional benefits of contact lens wear in children and teenagers.
  • At the completion of the CPD activity, participants should be able to understand the safety profile of soft contact lens wear in children and teenagers.
  • At the completion of the CPD activity, participants should be able to understand the benefit to risk ratio of the wearing of soft contact lenses for myopia management.

Max CPD hours awarded: 1

Session Information

Name
Soft contact lens wear in children and teenagers - a healthy vision correction option
Clinical?
Yes
Interactive?
No
Therapeutic?
No
Duration of CPD Session/Module
0.5
Duration of CPD Session/Module inclusive of Assessment Component
1

Acknowledgement of Country

In the spirit of reconciliation Optometry Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.