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This area of the site lists Optician's continuing education modules.
Modules published in the past 28 days are active and CET points are available. The corresponding article, however, can only be read in the published issue. Modules released more than 28 days ago are now closed – the full article can be read online but CET points are no longer available.
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C9582 Performance, vision and sport - Part 6
In this part of our CET-approved series, Paul Adler asks six questions on vision training exercises, from simple, inexpensive methods to more specialised techniques. Module C9582, one general CET point, suitable for optometrists and dispensing opticians26 August 2008
C9562 Pharmacology of the ophthalmic autonomic nervous system
Dr David Matthews asks six questions on the actions of glaucoma control and diagnostic drugs. One general CET point, suitable for optometrists and DOs.21 August 2008
(C9455) Complete course in dispensing - Part 2
In the second article in our complete course in dispensing, Andrew Keirl and Richard Payne consider the implications of prescription interpretation. Module C9455, two general CET point, suitable for optometrists and dispensing opticians04 August 2008
(C9387) Routine eye examination - Part 9
In the penultimate article in this series on the eye examination, Bill Harvey and Andy Franklin look at the various ways of assessing ocular structure, both internal and external. Module C9387, one general CET point, suitable for optometrists and dispensing opticians10 July 2008
Routine Eye Examination Part 6 - (C8872)
In part 6 of this series looking at all aspects of the routine eye examination, Bill Harvey and Andy Franklin discuss objective refraction. (C8872, 2 general CET points)09 April 2008
C8731 Routine Eye Examination - Part 5
Andy Franklin and Bill Harvey ask 6 questions on gross perimetry and confrontation in part 5 of the CET series Routine eye examination. Click on the link above for the opportunity to earn one general CET point suitable for optometrists and DOs only. Answers must be submitted by April 10, 2008 at 23:59:00.13 March 2008
Anxiety in Practice (C7117)
Helen Court explains how techniques for anxiety measurement give an insight into patient anxiety during consultation. (C7117)20 July 2007
Back to basics in dispensing Part 3 (C6256)
Jim Farrell looks at the ways in which prism might be dispensed and how to predict the influence upon overall lens form.08 March 2007
C6178 Use of stains in dry eye assessment
Andrew Matheson describes the use of stains, including lissamine green, in assessment of dry eye and explores various management options.01 March 2007
The ageing lens and classification of cataracts
In the first of a four-part series on cataract and its management, Kenneth Fong and Raman Malhotra describe the presentations of lens opacities (C5755, one standard CET point)19 January 2007
Keratoconus - Part 3 (C5238)
In the third and last part of our keratoconus series, Shreeti Lakhani looks at the various options for contact lens vision correction. C5238, one contact lens CET point10 November 2006
Silicone hydrogels In-practice communication (C5092)
In the final part in our series looking at all matters relating to silicone hydrogel lenses in practice, Craig Butler describes thebest way to communicate the health benefits to patients and improve compliance (C5092, one contact lens point)03 November 2006
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