CPD (GOC)

This one hour webinar is designed particularly to help the registered practitioner appreciate that blepharitis is not just about 'crusty bits' - its prevalence is significant, there are risk factors and an aetiology that is useful to understand.

The pandemic has put extra pressure on the NHS, not least on its cataract provision. This lecture offers advice on assessing and prioritising treatments in these challenging times.

How do you tell the difference between dry eye products and is there any evidence that some are better than others? Learn about the latest guidance.

View this session about The Use of Serum Eye Drops & The Problem with Meibomian Glands from the online 6th Thea Birmingham Corneal Meeting.

The lecture looks at ways we can detect MGD in clinics and what pharmacological and non pharmacological treatment is available and what is the basis and efficacy of this management for MGD.

Professor Harminder Dua recorded lecture considers the pressures on costs with in the NHS and looks at ways topical medicines can improve quality of life as well as reducing spend.

This session is designed to set straight what we know and don’t know about Demodex mites, their role in blepharitis and ocular discomfort, how to look for them and treat them.

Helen Bond, a state registered Dietitian aims to leave the eye care practitioner with a clearer understanding about when is best to give dietary advice and the evidence to support it.

A poor quality tear film can impact on patients vision and their quality of life. Professor James Wolffsohn will be talking to us about the diagnostic tests we have in practice on how to assess the tear film and how to diagnose and manage a lipid deficient tear film in a clinical setting.