Webinar recordings

This webinar, delivered in partnership with CooperVision, is designed to support ECPs in weighing up myopia management options, so they can apply evidence-based practice to their advice, in consultation with the patient, to select the most appropriate approach for the child in their consulting room.

Professor James Wolffsohn and Indie Grewal will share the latest clinical evidence-base supporting myopia management and how clinicians can equip themselves to turn this knowledge into application in the consulting room.

The third in our series of practice team focussed webinars, delivered in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision, this session will offer practical advice to members of the practice team to assist with undertaking OCT scans and visual field assessments.

Our ability to understand emotions is a lifelong skill.

Emotional Intelligence (EI) helps us to perceive our own emotions as well as those around us allowing us to regulate, respond and build relationships effectively.

By appreciating EI you will see the positive impact that it can have on your day-to-day work in the way that you communicate and engage with your team and patients.

The second in our series for the practice team, delivered in partnership with Johnson and Johnson Vision, will take a case record approach to explore the advantages, disadvantages and what to consider when choosing a progressive power lens, including an overview of lens types, the measurements required and how to take them, along with making appropriate frame choices.

The first in our series for practice team members, delivered in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision, this webinar will explore some of the common clinical and non-clinical dilemmas that may be faced by the practice team on a typical day in practice.

In this webinar, primary care practitioners will learn about when choroidal naevi should be referred to the hospital eye service and when they can be safely managed within primary care. Practitioners will learn what clinical features to look for when assessing choroidal naevi.

In this webinar, we look about change management skills and how you can adopt these into the workplace.

Book your place online for the webinar - Stage 2 of the Scheme for Registration is an opportunity for a pre-registration trainee to show that they have maintained the competence that they have successfully demonstrated during Stage 1 of the Scheme.

Despite knowing that the skills and knowledge that will be assessed during a Stage 2 visit have already been successfully demonstrated, many trainees feel that their impending Stage 2 assessments will be a daunting experience.

In this webinar, we look at the legal definition of dishonesty, reflect on cases that have been before the GOC and discuss how to avoid unfounded allegations being made against an optometry professional.

The IR35 off-payroll changes have finally arrived and many end clients and agencies are still unprepared which then has a knock-on effect to the contractors engaged via limited companies.

This webinar, supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision, considers the legislation and the practicalities of meeting the responsibilities and liabilities it creates for the contractual chain.

In this webinar, delivered in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision, Byki Huntjens will discuss the components and function of the tear film and the complex interactions between the tears and the contact lens, to improve the practitioner’s understanding of patient’s discomfort during lens wear.

In this session, supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision, the focus is on how to tackle difficult conversations with colleagues with confidence.

In this webinar, delivered in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision and designed for independent practitioners, Damian Lake will review many of the latest advances in cataract treatment, from the value of femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery to the latest multifocal IOL options, ensuring your knowledge of cataract surgery is up to date.

A comprehensive webinar session, delivered in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision, will encourage you and your peers to consider the changing landscape of how we care for our patients in the current climate.

In this webinar, Mr Romesh Angunawela will provide an update on the step by step assessment of patients presenting with ocular trauma and their initial management in an optometry or primary care setting. A section of this will also cover the hospital management of these cases.