MAYopia Day - Session 3 - Webinar: Communication as a tool for success in myopia management
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Interactive CPD points: 1
Prices from: Free to members; non-members £25 inc. VAT Book or join now to attend this event Interactive CPD points approved: 1
The event offers a full day of online sessions delivered by experts from the UK and further afield providing key insights on the contemporary management of myopia in clinical practice.
The programme has seven live webinars, each offering one interactive CPD point. Delegates are invited to attend the full programme or choose individual sessions based upon their clinical interests.
Please note: You will not be eligible for CPD if you dial in to audio only using a phone
Session 1: The return of the myope - Book now
Session 2: Evidence-based myopia management practice - Book now
Session 3: Communication as a tool for success in myopia management - Book below
Session 4: Assessing efficacy in myopia control - Book now
Session 5: Putting myopia management into practice - Book now
Session 6: Ortho-k fitting in the cloud - Book now
Session 7: Seeing eye to eye – understanding public knowledge and interest in myopia - Book now
Webinar: Communication as a tool for success in myopia management
This webinar session will focus on providing insight regarding the tools of good communication when it comes to myopia management. From initial evidence-based discussions through to communicating tactics when things don’t go according to plan, the session will use practical uncomplicated cases to highlight how practitioners can help guide patients and parents through the landscape of myopia in order to develop successful myopia management clinics.
Learning outcome
- Practitioners will be able to communicate effectively with patients and their parents about myopia management strategies using an evidence-based approach.
11.45AM - 12.45PM
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1 point
Webinar: Communication as a tool for success in myopia management
CPD ref no: C-108335
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Sarah Farrant
Sarah runs two independent practices in Somerset alongside her optometrist husband, Ed, with specialties in ocular pathology, dry eye and myopia management. Sarah is a leading expert in therapeutics and dry eye management and represents the UK as an ambassador for the Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society (TFOS). She is a consultant to numerous ophthalmic companies and is president-elect of the British Contact Lens Association.