The event will give you an invaluable insight into what the hospitals want to see referred (and not referred!) in and the specific emergency referral pathways for each hospital, plus a chance to ask questions about how to refer and when. There will be presentations from Temilade Adewoyin (Whipps Cross…

Education | OCT | Myopia | Clinical Cases | Lectures | Discussion Workshops | CPD Points 1.5 days of high-quality clinical education on OCT and Myopia Management at the National OCT Conference 2023, 12-13 March 2023, Newport, South Wales The focus this year is on clinician-led discussion workshops, interlaced with…

This presentation is designed to show how clinicians can extend their use of OCT in clinical practice by using anterior OCT and its benefits for glaucoma, scleral contact lens fittings and dry eye monitoring. The session will be presented by Danielle Lee and supported by Nicola Bennett of Topcon, who…

This webinar will discuss how the effective use of multimodal imaging (OCT, enhanced depth imaging, autofluorescence, near infrared, blue, red and green reflectance) in virtual clinics with a multidisciplinary team, allows accurate diagnosis of posterior pole pathology without the need for face-to-face consultation. Speaker: Luke Carine, senior ophthalmic science practitioner…

Lens prescribing will be discussed in detail and case histories will be used to illustrate the important principles for effective lens prescribing. The format of this seminar has been reviewed with greater emphasis on therapy

Prior attendance at OVT1 and OVT2 courses is essential, and attendance for all three days of this course is mandatory.

a CET event in conjunction with the Brain Tumour Charity on Wednesday 21st July, starting at 7pm. The lecture will discuss how optical professionals can better recognise papilloedeama, share tips on how to distinguish papilloedeama from pseudopapilloedema and provide advice on non-referral management strategies for patients presenting with papilloedeama.

Neuroinflammatory disease and OCT Wednesday 1st December 6:30pm – 7:30pm BST Speaker: Susan Mollan, Consultant Neuro-Ophthalmologist, University Hospitals Birmingham NHSFT