Webinars

Getting Started with Telehealth for Eye Visits

Rishi Singh, MD

This webinar covers recent changes by CMS to allow for virtual visits, documentation, and billing. We will also discuss current and future technologies that can help accomplish these distance appointments.

Implementing a Combined UWF & OCT System

William To, OD

The evolution of imaging technology is helping doctors find retinal pathology earlier and manage disease more effectively. Patients rely on practitioners provide the best possible care. This webinar will help doctors determine if a combination system with OCT and UWF imaging is right for their practice. Topics include clinical utility of combination technology, billing with a combination device, and ROI.

OCT Case Review

Michael Sinai, Ph.D.

This case-based course will cover the pathologies routinely seen in optometric practices including DR, DME, AMD, as well as some cases highlighting less common pathologies.

OCT in Optometric Care

Michael Sinai, Ph.D.

This webinar is an introduction to OCT technology and its applications in optometry care.

Breaking the Taboo: A conversation about patient-care models

Huw Pinney - UK
CET Accredited Video

With our ever-growing, ever-aging population coupled with improvements in diagnostic and treatment techniques, the NHS, particularly in Ophthalmology, is facing a difficult future. This webinar discusses the advantages that the provision of enhanced services and technology in the primary care environment can provide for both patient and practice and how this subsequently enhances the provision of services in the secondary care setting. 

Ultra-widefield Retinal Imaging: A series of case studies

Willy Gunawan and David Southgate

Educational lecture presented at the O=MEGA19 Congress, held in Melbourne Australia. Learning Objectives for the seminar include:
1. Identify vision and life-threatening peripheral retinal pathology
2. Recognise presenting history that dictates the need for a peripheral retinal exam
3. Timely management and referral guideline for periphery pathology

See What You Are Missing. Why the Peripheral Retina Matters! An introduction to Ultra-Widefield

Kirit Patel, OD - UK
CET Accredited Video

In this webinar, Kirit Patel discussed the importance of looking beyond the posterior pole and why optometrists should examine and document the retinal periphery. Early signs of many ocular pathologies and diseases may first present in the periphery and can go undetected using conventional techniques and equipment. Real case studies of patients with retinal pathology were presented including both symptomatic and asymptomatic patients.

New Technology – New Pathology

Morven Campbell, OD - UK
CET Accredited Video

This recorded webinar focuses around the key features of common ocular pathologies to help optometrists make an accurate diagnosis using ultra-widefield and OCT imaging and discusses the diagnosis and management of cases of common ocular disease.

Improve Your Patient Outcomes with Investment in Clinical Technology

Faye McDearmid, OD - UK
CET Accredited Video

In this webinar, Faye McDearmid discussed how new clinical technology can help improve patient outcomes by identifying and treating disease more promptly and effectively. 

Ultra-widefield Autofluorescence Imaging: A Game Changer

Mr. Simon Browning - UK