CET

Practitioners should review the images in this feature and use their clinical knowledge, along with additional resources where required, to answer the questions

This article discusses the current evidence of disinfection and ocular comfort reported with the various soft contact lens care solutions available in the UK

In this article, antecedents and consequences of employee burnout and wellbeing are described with reference to job demands, job resources, and theories of occupational stress

This article will outline the key features of epiretinal membranes, enabling practitioners to gain an understanding of when and how to refer to secondary care

This article charts the journey of patients with visual impairment, highlighting the role of practitioners in providing support in these cases

This article provides answers to questions commonly asked by patients when they are referred from primary care with suspect glaucoma and subsequently managed within secondary care

This article will cover important considerations for the clinician in their assessment and management of children who may have suffered from non-accidental injury

In this article, readers are invited to review the images in this feature on ocular surface disease and use their clinical knowledge to answer the questions, accessing additional resources where required

In this video, Fahd Quhill introduces the assessment and management of uveitis, with numerous illustrative clinical case studies

In this video, AOP clinical director, Dr Peter Hampson, gives a unique insight into the three most common types of legal claims that are handled by the AOP’s in-house legal and regulatory team, with tips on how to prevent them reoccurring

Download and read the document, Making accurate claims in England, then answer the exam questions. The document explains in detail the eligibility of patients for General Ophthalmic Services (GOS). GOS claims are commonly misunderstood and a source of worry for practitioners and practice owners. This CET exercise aims to give participants the practical knowledge to avoid future problems and claim appropriately and confidently

Download and read the document, Making accurate claims in Wales, then answer the exam questions. The document explains in detail the eligibility of patients for General Ophthalmic Services (GOS). GOS claims are commonly misunderstood and a source of worry for practitioners and practice owners. This CET exercise aims to give participants the practical knowledge to avoid future problems and claim appropriately and confidently

This video will demonstrate how to examine the patient who presents with flashing lights and floaters, helping you differentiate between those who may be reassured and those who need to be referred to ophthalmology. Kam Balaggan will use videos and images to show the difference between normal vitreous syneresis, uncomplicated posterior vitreous detachments and those resulting in retinal tears