Online peer review for general optometrists
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Where: Online
Interactive CPD points: 3
Peer review is a great way to share ideas and reflect on different approaches. You will be presented with three cases to discuss in small groups with your peers.
Delegates will benefit from:
- Hearing different approaches to managing clinical situations from their peers
- Recognising the importance of reflection on current and future practice
We restrict numbers at these events to ensure the best experience. To allow everyone the opportunity to attend please only book to attend one peer review. Multiple bookings will be removed.
CPD
There are three interactive CPD points approved for this peer review.
To be eligible for the CPD points you need to attend for the duration of the meeting and be able to participate in interactive polls.
You will not be eligible for the CPD points if you dial in to the audio only using a telephone.
These events do not cover the requirement for contact lens opticians or optometrists with specialty registration.
By attending an AOP peer review you will be fulfilling the GOC’s peer review requirement for optometrists.
Technical requirements
- The meeting will take place using Zoom
- We recommend that you use a computer or tablet device to participate in this meeting
- You will not be able to participate in this meeting if you are using Chromebooks/Chrome OS or Zoom Rooms as you will be unable to join breakout rooms.
6.30PM - 8.00PM
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3 points
Online peer review for general optometrists
CPD ref no: C-101104
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Emma Spofforth
Emma Spofforth is an optometrist working in independent practice and has a special interest in therapeutics, enhanced services and expanding the scope of the profession. She has served as an AOP councillor for over nine years, has been an AOP board member since 2015 and is currently chair of the membership committee.
CPD points: 3
Learning outcomes
- Practitioners will be able to recognise and manage anterior eye disease in children and be able to evaluate the optic disc
- Practitioners will understand the role of good communication within the practice team and with patients
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