Case Based Ophthalmology for the General Practitioner
Fact file
| Dates |
Tuesday 19th November 2024
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| Duration |
8 hours |
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| Speakers |
Lucy Hughes |
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| Location |
School of Veterinary Medicine and Science
Sutton Bonington Campus |
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| Cost |
£300
10% discount for online booking
20% discount for alumni
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Overview
This will be an interactive, case-based day, consisting of small group discussions working through a range of ophthalmic presentations. We will look at some common presentations seen in first opinion practice, as well as covering a few more challenging cases. The focus throughout will be on developing a thorough, consistent diagnostic approach.
This course aims to make first opinion ophthalmology more rewarding (and less scary) by improving your logical, problem-solving approach to ophthalmic cases.
Topics to be covered
- Developing a consistent ophthalmic examination routine
- When to reach for additional diagnostic tests
- Selection of appropriate medical and surgical treatment modalities for a range of ophthalmic cases
- A problem-solving approach to common ophthalmic presentations, including the non-healing ulcer, the red eye, the opaque eye and the blind eye
Learning objectives
- Perform a routine ophthalmic examination
- Select and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests for a range of ophthalmic presentations
- Describe appropriate treatment options for a range of ophthalmic presentations
Required delegate attributes
This course is aimed at general practitioners who would like to improve their problem-solving approach to ophthalmic cases in first opinion practice.