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Maintaining and improving your professional skills and knowledge is essential for providing high quality care for patients and raising professional standards. 

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This updated online CPD course covers a range of IP cases and is designed to improve your knowledge and skills in diagnosing, treating and managing patients.

This second online CPD course on OCT will help develop further your ability to interpret OCT images and decide on the appropriate action for patients.

OCT

Watch optometrist Polly Dulley discuss various cases on this online course. This CPD course includes OCT images, treatment and management options.

OCT

This online CPD course will help you with management decisions when retinal lesions are identified by both fundus examination and optical coherence tomography (OCT).

This online CPD course will help you with management decisions when retinal lesions are identified by both fundus examination and optical coherence tomography (OCT).

You will be given four different patient cases covering a range of pathologies, including cataract post-surgery and contact lens wearers. This online CPD course aims to improve your skills and knowledge in patient management.

This online CPD course will guide you through a series of example referral letters, from the perspective of the person who receives them in the hospital eye service.

In this online CPD course for optometrists you will be given the background to four patients and will complete a series of activities related to each case.

This online course for optometrists covers aspects of myopia and risk factors for progression in children.

This online CPD course helps optometrists practise making clinical decisions, covering a range of topics and clarify when to refer patients and the level of urgency of referrals.

This online CPD course is for optometrists who would like to know more about diabetic retinopathy but are not already involved in diabetic screening.

This online CPD course follows an optometrist while they examine four children of differing ages being managed in practice for a variety of binocular vision anomalies.