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Description: The optometrist’s role in managing the cataract patient is vital for successful outcomes. Preoperative and postoperative considerations are best handled in the optometrist’s clinic and it is imperative that OD’s understand preoperative considerations, technological advances, IOL options, and postoperative considerations. This course, using a case-based approach, will provide all of the necessary tools for an optometrist to provide state of the art cataract care.

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This course focusses on common neuro-ophthalmic manifestations of MS including optic neuritis, brainstem motility disorders, nystagmus and cranial neuropathies. Included in the presentation are the epidemiology and pathogenesis of MS along with an overview of neuroimaging findings. Special attention will be paid to the use of vision and ocular structure changes (e.g. OCT and low contrast acuity) as surrogate biomarkers of disease progression in the life-long surveillance of the MS patient.

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Course Description:
We can’t “un-see” what we now know about the fate of the population with respect to myopia and what we as optometrists can do about it! In this course we battle it out I will provide for you the latest research and information and show you how to apply it into practice. We will review each treatment option of myopia management, the most current data available and how that impacts our decision-making process when prescribing in office. The controversy over the use of axial length for myopia management continues. This course will review the most current data and research on axial length acquisition, validity of instruments, purpose of use, and the pros and cons to implementation. How to calculate the expected axial length for your patient and how to incorporate the data in your decision -making process.

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Description: Corneal disease presents in a variety of ways into the optometrist’s clinic. It is imperative that OD’s have the understanding of how to manage a variety of corneal disease entities. This lecture will be case based and discuss treatment for a variety of corneal presentations including bacterial corneal ulcers, keratoconus, recurrent corneal erosion, neurotrophic keratitis and many more!

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Course Description: This course discusses common medical conditions which can be challenging to diagnose and treat and are disproportionately involved in cases of alleged negligence and misdiagnosis. This course discusses diagnosis and management of these conditions. Following, there are discussion and recommendation strategies provided to minimize risk of errors.

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Description: This class will review the latest changes in CPT & ICD coding, use of modifiers, surgical billing, documentation guidelines, compliance recommendations, fee schedules and MIPS reporting.

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