Webinar recordings

Do you think that what you ‘see’ is a true representation of the visual world? It’s likely that the answer here is 'no' as we already know that we have an ‘invisible’ blind spot in each eye, but how far do you think this misrepresentation can go? This lecture will discuss how reliable the visual system really is, in terms of input and cortical processing, with a particular focus on the difference between 'vision' and 'conscious awareness' of sight. We will also consider the implications of individual differences in visual ability, how other factors can affect perception and discuss some clinically relevant examples, such as Charles-Bonnet Syndrome, blindsight, hemispatial neglect, and synaesthesia.

This session will firstly discuss the overlap in clinical findings between glaucomatous optic neuropathy and non-glaucomatous optic neuropathy and suggest strategies for distinguishing these in the diagnostic work-up. The session will then explore the potential relevance of intracranial pressure as a risk factor for glaucomatous optic neuropathy. Finally, the emerging topic of glymphatics will be considered, which may be relevant not only to glaucoma but also to other neurodegenerative diseases.

This session will outline the definition, prevalence and emergence of cerebral visual impairment as a diagnosis. The ocular manifestations, management and the role of the optometrist in case identification will be discussed.

The last two years has tested us all beyond imagination, leaving many feeling emotionally drained, mentally exhausted and lacking in a sense of fulfilment. Through this wellbeing series, the AOP hopes to help you reconnect with what your life should be filled with and guided by - happiness.

This four-part webinar series has been designed as a journey, ensuring that you have time across the year to embed your learning and new habits in between; however, the webinars can also be attended as standalone sessions that you feel might support a specific need.

The session will present a variety of paediatric ophthalmological conditions and outline the signs and symptoms that should raise concern. Delegates will understand how to assess children and consider their symptoms in the context of the child, how to differentiate between common and red flag symptoms, and when and how to refer with appropriate urgency.

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This four-part webinar series, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson Vision, is designed with practitioners and the wider practice team in mind. Find out more about the next practice team webinars below.

This four-part webinar series, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson Vision, is designed with practitioners and the wider practice team in mind. Find out more about the next practice team webinars below.

The last two years has tested us all beyond imagination, leaving many feeling emotionally drained, mentally exhausted and lacking in a sense of fulfilment. Through this wellbeing series, the AOP hopes to help you reconnect with what your life should be filled with and guided by - happiness.

This four-part webinar series has been designed as a journey, ensuring that you have time across the year to embed your learning and new habits in between; however, the webinars can also be attended as standalone sessions that you feel might support a specific need.

This four-part webinar series, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson Vision, is designed with practitioners and the wider practice team in mind. Find out more about the next practice team webinars below.

This four-part webinar series, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson Vision, is designed with practitioners and the wider practice team in mind. Find out more about the next practice team webinars below.

In recent years, myopia has become an area of practice where clinicians have the opportunity to not only correct, but also influence the progression of myopia and improve clinical outcomes for their patients. With a rapidly changing evidence base and an ever-growing portfolio of clinical solutions available, it is important that practitioners are updated on the latest developments in the field and incorporate myopia management tools within their skillset.

This event offers a full day of education on the theme myopia management designed to bring the profession together to hear from experts and share learnings in this key clinical area. The programme will deliver five 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.

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In a webinar hosted by Gavin Rebello, leading economist Roger Martin-Fagg takes a look into the future as he breaks down the post-COVID economy and the economic outlook for independent practice owners as well as the wider optical industry.

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Acute eye problems worry patients disproportionately compared to many other health issues. This lecture aims to help practitioners in the community better assess patients and decide on the urgency with which to refer them to the Hospital Eye Service.

In partnership with:

The last two years has tested us all beyond imagination, leaving many feeling emotionally drained, mentally exhausted and lacking in a sense of fulfilment. Through this wellbeing series, the AOP hopes to help you reconnect with what your life should be filled with and guided by - happiness.

This four part webinar series has been designed as a journey, ensuring that you have time across the year to embed your learning and new habits in between; however, the webinars can also be attended as standalone sessions that you feel might support a specific need. Find out more about the next wellbeing webinars below.