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Anterior Uveitis in Primary Care Optometry

Anterior uveitis is a common and potentially sight-threatening condition for which IP optometrists are now a central point of care. Safe management depends on recognising the key clinical patterns, grading inflammation consistently with the SUN system, and selecting treatment based on the suspected aetiology.

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Therapeutic Management of Dry Eye

This article explores the assessment and therapeutic management of dry eye disease (DED) in primary eye care.

1 CPD point
How Optometrists Can Use Their IP Qualification to Manage Patients

This article explores how independent prescribing optometrists manage ocular conditions in community settings. Using real patient cases, it highlights their role in diagnosis, treatment, and referral, reducing pressure on GPs and hospitals while enhancing patient care.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Inflammatory Conditions

The article explores the Minor Eye Conditions Service, focusing on red-eye presentations.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye: A Personal Perspective
Recorded webinar

Peter Charlesworth is an optometrist who suffers from dry eyes. In this recorded webinar, he'll take you through his journey from someone who manages patients' dry eyes to someone who manages their own dry eye.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Conjunctivitis

This article introduces the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice, and focuses on presentations of conjunctivitis.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service - Common Conditions
Recorded webinar

This recorded lecture covers the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice and discusses common ocular conditions that are managed within these.

1 CPD point
Triaging Urgent Eye Conditions in Optometry Practice
Recorded Webinar

Emergency and urgent eye condition triage is a process which involves the entire optometry practice team. Good awareness of red flag signs and symptoms amongst front of practice staff is vital, along with good clinical knowledge of the optometrist to aid effective triage. Having the correct processes in practice set up is also vital so that patients are seen without delay when the suffer a serious condition. This lecture will cover the key principles of an effective triage system within optometry practice.

1 CPD point
Independent prescribing by Optometrists in a Community Setting

This article reviews how independent prescribing Optometrists already enhance eye health services in community practice and how each clinician can work within the boundaries of their own knowledge and skills.

1 CPD point
Herpes Simplex Virus Keratitis
Clinical manifestations, diagnosis and management

This webinar outlines the epidemiology of Herpes Simplex Virus Keratitis, discusses its clinical signs, and discusses the diagnosis and management of Herpes Simplex Virus Keratitis.

1 CPD point
The Lowdown on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation, being associated with between 29% and 74% of all cases of blepharitis. This article will review demodex, its prevalence, its diagnosis and its treatment.

1 CPD point
Enhanced Services in Community Practice
Providing a Minor Eye Conditions Service

The investigation and treatment of a range of common eye conditions has become a significant part of community optometry practice. This article will explain some of the legal framework, practical issues around providing the service, and discuss the treatment of some common conditions.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Disease: Diagnosing, managing and improving patient outcomes
Recorded Webinar

Dry Eye Disease (DED) is a multifactorial disease that for decades has been treated with OTC artificial tears from your local drugstore and baby shampoo.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing
Peer Review Pack

Registrant-led peer review pack for therapeutic prescribers.

3 CPD points
Successfully Managing Dry Eye

In this course, we will discuss DED identification and management using the approach outlined in the Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society’s second International Dry Eye Workshop report (TFOS DEWS II).

1 CPD point
Understanding the tear film and supplementation

This article will cover the structure and function of the tear film, the changes that occur in dry eye disease, and assessment of the tear film. The properties and formulations of eye drops, and how they act upon the different layers of the tear film will also be discussed.

1 CPD point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Prevention is better than cure

This article will cover the prevalence of Acanthamoeba Keratitis, its aetiology, diagnosis and treatment. The main focus will be on prevention by patient education, and on early detection and referral.

1 CPD point
Tear Film and Supplementation
Recorded Webinar

The tear film acts as a barrier between the eye and the environment. It is a complex structure with many functions essential to maintaining ocular health.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing by Optometrists in a Hospital Setting

The article reviews how Independent Prescribing Optometrists work in a hospital setting, and discusses the management of various ocular conditions.

1 CPD point
Getting on the right tract with uveitis
Part 2

This course we will consider anterior uveitis in a systematic and logical approach.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Management in Primary Care
Recorded Webinar

This multidisciplinary webinar will help primary care providers including optometrists, GPs and pharmacists provide better management and a more effective patient journey for those presenting with dry eye in a primary care setting.

1 CPD point
Why do we keep failing in patients with blepharitis?

In this recorded webinar Saj Khan offers a recap of the principles in management of blepharitis and identifies common areas of failure in treatment. The foundations of treatment, and recommendations to enhance communication and compliance are also discussed.

1 CPD point
Managing dry eye for the busy practitioner

This article will highlight the management options available for dry eye disease, and also look at how other treatment modalities can be incorporated into our daily practice.

1 CPD point
Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CPD point
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

.

1 CPD point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CPD point
Triaging Urgent Eye Conditions in Optometry Practice
Recorded Webinar

Emergency and urgent eye condition triage is a process which involves the entire optometry practice team. Good awareness of red flag signs and symptoms amongst front of practice staff is vital, along with good clinical knowledge of the optometrist to aid effective triage. Having the correct processes in practice set up is also vital so that patients are seen without delay when the suffer a serious condition. This lecture will cover the key principles of an effective triage system within optometry practice.

1 CPD point
Enhanced Services in Community Practice
Providing a Minor Eye Conditions Service

The investigation and treatment of a range of common eye conditions has become a significant part of community optometry practice. This article will explain some of the legal framework, practical issues around providing the service, and discuss the treatment of some common conditions.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing
Peer Review Pack

Registrant-led peer review pack for therapeutic prescribers.

3 CPD points
Successfully Managing Dry Eye

In this course, we will discuss DED identification and management using the approach outlined in the Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society’s second International Dry Eye Workshop report (TFOS DEWS II).

1 CPD point
Getting on the right tract with uveitis
Part 2

This course we will consider anterior uveitis in a systematic and logical approach.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Management in Primary Care
Recorded Webinar

This multidisciplinary webinar will help primary care providers including optometrists, GPs and pharmacists provide better management and a more effective patient journey for those presenting with dry eye in a primary care setting.

1 CPD point
Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CPD point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CPD point
Featured

Therapeutic Management of Dry Eye

This article explores the assessment and therapeutic management of dry eye disease (DED) in primary eye care.

1 CPD point
Start CPD
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Inflammatory Conditions

The article explores the Minor Eye Conditions Service, focusing on red-eye presentations.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye: A Personal Perspective
Recorded webinar

Peter Charlesworth is an optometrist who suffers from dry eyes. In this recorded webinar, he'll take you through his journey from someone who manages patients' dry eyes to someone who manages their own dry eye.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Conjunctivitis

This article introduces the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice, and focuses on presentations of conjunctivitis.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service - Common Conditions
Recorded webinar

This recorded lecture covers the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice and discusses common ocular conditions that are managed within these.

1 CPD point
Independent prescribing by Optometrists in a Community Setting

This article reviews how independent prescribing Optometrists already enhance eye health services in community practice and how each clinician can work within the boundaries of their own knowledge and skills.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Disease: Diagnosing, managing and improving patient outcomes
Recorded Webinar

Dry Eye Disease (DED) is a multifactorial disease that for decades has been treated with OTC artificial tears from your local drugstore and baby shampoo.

1 CPD point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Prevention is better than cure

This article will cover the prevalence of Acanthamoeba Keratitis, its aetiology, diagnosis and treatment. The main focus will be on prevention by patient education, and on early detection and referral.

1 CPD point
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

.

1 CPD point
Featured

Anterior Uveitis in Primary Care Optometry

Anterior uveitis is a common and potentially sight-threatening condition for which IP optometrists are now a central point of care. Safe management depends on recognising the key clinical patterns, grading inflammation consistently with the SUN system, and selecting treatment based on the suspected aetiology.

1 CPD point
Start CPD
New
Therapeutic Management of Dry Eye

This article explores the assessment and therapeutic management of dry eye disease (DED) in primary eye care.

1 CPD point
How Optometrists Can Use Their IP Qualification to Manage Patients

This article explores how independent prescribing optometrists manage ocular conditions in community settings. Using real patient cases, it highlights their role in diagnosis, treatment, and referral, reducing pressure on GPs and hospitals while enhancing patient care.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Inflammatory Conditions

The article explores the Minor Eye Conditions Service, focusing on red-eye presentations.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye: A Personal Perspective
Recorded webinar

Peter Charlesworth is an optometrist who suffers from dry eyes. In this recorded webinar, he'll take you through his journey from someone who manages patients' dry eyes to someone who manages their own dry eye.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Conjunctivitis

This article introduces the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice, and focuses on presentations of conjunctivitis.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service - Common Conditions
Recorded webinar

This recorded lecture covers the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice and discusses common ocular conditions that are managed within these.

1 CPD point
Triaging Urgent Eye Conditions in Optometry Practice
Recorded Webinar

Emergency and urgent eye condition triage is a process which involves the entire optometry practice team. Good awareness of red flag signs and symptoms amongst front of practice staff is vital, along with good clinical knowledge of the optometrist to aid effective triage. Having the correct processes in practice set up is also vital so that patients are seen without delay when the suffer a serious condition. This lecture will cover the key principles of an effective triage system within optometry practice.

1 CPD point
Independent prescribing by Optometrists in a Community Setting

This article reviews how independent prescribing Optometrists already enhance eye health services in community practice and how each clinician can work within the boundaries of their own knowledge and skills.

1 CPD point
The Lowdown on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation, being associated with between 29% and 74% of all cases of blepharitis. This article will review demodex, its prevalence, its diagnosis and its treatment.

1 CPD point
Enhanced Services in Community Practice
Providing a Minor Eye Conditions Service

The investigation and treatment of a range of common eye conditions has become a significant part of community optometry practice. This article will explain some of the legal framework, practical issues around providing the service, and discuss the treatment of some common conditions.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Disease: Diagnosing, managing and improving patient outcomes
Recorded Webinar

Dry Eye Disease (DED) is a multifactorial disease that for decades has been treated with OTC artificial tears from your local drugstore and baby shampoo.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing
Peer Review Pack

Registrant-led peer review pack for therapeutic prescribers.

3 CPD points
Successfully Managing Dry Eye

In this course, we will discuss DED identification and management using the approach outlined in the Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society’s second International Dry Eye Workshop report (TFOS DEWS II).

1 CPD point
Understanding the tear film and supplementation

This article will cover the structure and function of the tear film, the changes that occur in dry eye disease, and assessment of the tear film. The properties and formulations of eye drops, and how they act upon the different layers of the tear film will also be discussed.

1 CPD point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Prevention is better than cure

This article will cover the prevalence of Acanthamoeba Keratitis, its aetiology, diagnosis and treatment. The main focus will be on prevention by patient education, and on early detection and referral.

1 CPD point
Tear Film and Supplementation
Recorded Webinar

The tear film acts as a barrier between the eye and the environment. It is a complex structure with many functions essential to maintaining ocular health.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing by Optometrists in a Hospital Setting

The article reviews how Independent Prescribing Optometrists work in a hospital setting, and discusses the management of various ocular conditions.

1 CPD point
Getting on the right tract with uveitis
Part 2

This course we will consider anterior uveitis in a systematic and logical approach.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Management in Primary Care
Recorded Webinar

This multidisciplinary webinar will help primary care providers including optometrists, GPs and pharmacists provide better management and a more effective patient journey for those presenting with dry eye in a primary care setting.

1 CPD point
Why do we keep failing in patients with blepharitis?

In this recorded webinar Saj Khan offers a recap of the principles in management of blepharitis and identifies common areas of failure in treatment. The foundations of treatment, and recommendations to enhance communication and compliance are also discussed.

1 CPD point
Managing dry eye for the busy practitioner

This article will highlight the management options available for dry eye disease, and also look at how other treatment modalities can be incorporated into our daily practice.

1 CPD point
Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CPD point
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

.

1 CPD point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CPD point

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Featured

Anterior Uveitis in Primary Care Optometry

Anterior uveitis is a common and potentially sight-threatening condition for which IP optometrists are now a central point of care. Safe management depends on recognising the key clinical patterns, grading inflammation consistently with the SUN system, and selecting treatment based on the suspected aetiology.

1 CPD point
Start CPD
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Inflammatory Conditions

The article explores the Minor Eye Conditions Service, focusing on red-eye presentations.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye: A Personal Perspective
Recorded webinar

Peter Charlesworth is an optometrist who suffers from dry eyes. In this recorded webinar, he'll take you through his journey from someone who manages patients' dry eyes to someone who manages their own dry eye.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service: Conjunctivitis

This article introduces the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice, and focuses on presentations of conjunctivitis.

1 CPD point
Minor Eye Conditions Service - Common Conditions
Recorded webinar

This recorded lecture covers the minor eye condition services available in community optometric practice and discusses common ocular conditions that are managed within these.

1 CPD point
Triaging Urgent Eye Conditions in Optometry Practice
Recorded Webinar

Emergency and urgent eye condition triage is a process which involves the entire optometry practice team. Good awareness of red flag signs and symptoms amongst front of practice staff is vital, along with good clinical knowledge of the optometrist to aid effective triage. Having the correct processes in practice set up is also vital so that patients are seen without delay when the suffer a serious condition. This lecture will cover the key principles of an effective triage system within optometry practice.

1 CPD point
Independent prescribing by Optometrists in a Community Setting

This article reviews how independent prescribing Optometrists already enhance eye health services in community practice and how each clinician can work within the boundaries of their own knowledge and skills.

1 CPD point
Herpes Simplex Virus Keratitis
Clinical manifestations, diagnosis and management

This webinar outlines the epidemiology of Herpes Simplex Virus Keratitis, discusses its clinical signs, and discusses the diagnosis and management of Herpes Simplex Virus Keratitis.

1 CPD point
The Lowdown on Demodex

Demodex is one of the most common, but often overlooked, causes of blepharitis and ocular surface inflammation, being associated with between 29% and 74% of all cases of blepharitis. This article will review demodex, its prevalence, its diagnosis and its treatment.

1 CPD point
Enhanced Services in Community Practice
Providing a Minor Eye Conditions Service

The investigation and treatment of a range of common eye conditions has become a significant part of community optometry practice. This article will explain some of the legal framework, practical issues around providing the service, and discuss the treatment of some common conditions.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Disease: Diagnosing, managing and improving patient outcomes
Recorded Webinar

Dry Eye Disease (DED) is a multifactorial disease that for decades has been treated with OTC artificial tears from your local drugstore and baby shampoo.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing
Peer Review Pack

Registrant-led peer review pack for therapeutic prescribers.

3 CPD points
Successfully Managing Dry Eye

In this course, we will discuss DED identification and management using the approach outlined in the Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society’s second International Dry Eye Workshop report (TFOS DEWS II).

1 CPD point
Understanding the tear film and supplementation

This article will cover the structure and function of the tear film, the changes that occur in dry eye disease, and assessment of the tear film. The properties and formulations of eye drops, and how they act upon the different layers of the tear film will also be discussed.

1 CPD point
Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Prevention is better than cure

This article will cover the prevalence of Acanthamoeba Keratitis, its aetiology, diagnosis and treatment. The main focus will be on prevention by patient education, and on early detection and referral.

1 CPD point
Tear Film and Supplementation
Recorded Webinar

The tear film acts as a barrier between the eye and the environment. It is a complex structure with many functions essential to maintaining ocular health.

1 CPD point
Independent Prescribing by Optometrists in a Hospital Setting

The article reviews how Independent Prescribing Optometrists work in a hospital setting, and discusses the management of various ocular conditions.

1 CPD point
Getting on the right tract with uveitis
Part 2

This course we will consider anterior uveitis in a systematic and logical approach.

1 CPD point
Dry Eye Management in Primary Care
Recorded Webinar

This multidisciplinary webinar will help primary care providers including optometrists, GPs and pharmacists provide better management and a more effective patient journey for those presenting with dry eye in a primary care setting.

1 CPD point
Why do we keep failing in patients with blepharitis?

In this recorded webinar Saj Khan offers a recap of the principles in management of blepharitis and identifies common areas of failure in treatment. The foundations of treatment, and recommendations to enhance communication and compliance are also discussed.

1 CPD point
Managing dry eye for the busy practitioner

This article will highlight the management options available for dry eye disease, and also look at how other treatment modalities can be incorporated into our daily practice.

1 CPD point
Ocular Emergencies

This article provides an overview of ocular emergencies and their key clinical features.

1 CPD point
Ocular Surface Disease Review II

.

1 CPD point
Looking at diabetes and the eye

This article covers the physiological effects of diabetes to explain diabetic eye disease and how to identify it.

1 CPD point