MedPRO360 Courses

#	Presentation ID	Course #	Presentation Title	Speakers	Date	Start	End	Description	COPE	COPE Category	CEE	JCAHPO	ABO	NCLE	PARA	KY ETP	Live	Streamed	Audience	OD FL CE Broker	Optician FL CE Broker	OD SC CE Broker	Optician SC CE Broker	AHP Advanced	Top Picks	Presentation Theater
1	1523066	100	[VIRTUAL ONLY] Cutting Edge Co-Management	Bobby Saenz, OD	4/27/2021	6:00 PM	8:00 PM		YES	Peri-Operative Management of Ophthalmic Surgery (PO)	NO						NO	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
2	1406382	700	[VIRTUAL ONLY] Sister Act II: The O'Keefe Sisters Share All New Optical Tips	Candance O'Keefe Culp; Jackie O'Keefe Lincoln; Laurie Pierce	4/27/2021	6:00 PM	8:00 PM	The O’Keefe Sisters are back for an encore of their top optical tips. Sister Act ll will outline new optical tips for the ECP in a fun and interactive way. Topics include communication skills, running effective meetings, accommodative and convergence issues, tracking benchmarks in the practice, cross-training team members, optical fashion trends, digital eye strain, and more.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		NO	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
5	1596788	502	Creating an Efficient, Successful Vision Therapy Program in a Primary Care Office		4/28/2021	9:00 AM	5:30 PM	Course will have a break from 1:00PM-2:30PM. The course will be for 7 hours of CE. Millions of patients need YOU to help them achieve either in school, on the job or at work. You can help them by providing a cutting-edge vision therapy program in your primary care office. Easy to use chairside activities along with setting up a turnkey in-office vision therapy program will be covered.	YES	Functional Vision/Pediatrics (FV)	NO		NO	NO	NO				OD, AHP	YES	NO	YES	NO
8	1523060	105	Injecting Injections in Your Practice	Scott Moscow, OD	4/28/2021	12:00 PM	1:00 PM	Broaden your scope of practice by learning how to perform intralesional injections and the equipment required. Also, learn how to bill insurance for the injection and the office visit in the same day with the use of a modifier (when appropriate). This presentation includes videos of injections being performed by the speaker.	YES	Injection Skills (IS)	NO					YES	YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
9	1525172	300	OD Symposium		4/28/2021	1:00 PM	2:00 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	OD	NO	NO	NO	NO
10	1406365	705	Issues Management 411: Dealing With Difficult People	Lynn Lawrence	4/28/2021	2:00 PM	4:00 PM	This course is designed to identify proper ways to deal with difficult people, along with ways to neutralize awkward encounters. Work place safety and avoidance of violence for both staff members and patients will be emphasized.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES		YES
11	1406423	500	Future in Focus: Emerging Eyecare Treatments & Technologies	Chris Wroten, OD	4/28/2021	2:00 PM	4:00 PM	This continuously updated course reviews new treatments and technologies poised to enhance delivery of eye care and improve patient outcomes. Topics include new and emerging pharmaceuticals, drug delivery systems, gene therapies, 3-D printing, wearable technologies, diagnostics, and surgical and non-surgical therapies, among others.	YES	General Optometry (GO)	YES		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
12	1406387	400	MedPRO360: Titles Don't Create Great Leaders	Mike Rothschild, OD	4/28/2021	2:00 PM	4:00 PM	Leaders fill every role within an organization and can take your team toward the practice mission (or away from it). This presentation will demonstrate how to create and share a common vision with the team. You will learn various leadership styles and develop leadership in the entire team.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
13	1406396	401	MedPRO360: Customer to Subscriber: Improve Your CL Revenue	Will Smith, OD	4/28/2021	4:15 PM	5:15 PM	Many of our patients are in contact lenses; are they subscribers or simply customers? This course will help providers recognize patient characteristics when it comes to purchasing contact lenses, and review strategies and services which help grow your practice.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		NO	YES	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
14	1406344	706	Advanced Anatomy & Physiology of the Eye	Diane Drake	4/28/2021	4:15 PM	5:15 PM	This course will identify the structures of the eye, explaining each of their visual functions. The extraocular muscles of the eye will be discussed, along with refractive errors and their appropriate correction.	NO		NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
15	1406324	106	Medical and Surgical Grand Rounds	Brooks Alldredge, OD	4/28/2021	4:15 PM	6:15 PM	This unique presentation will tell the story of one patient with a complex neuro-ophthalmic condition that proved to be vision and life-threatening. In addition to describing the diagnosis and treatment in detail, each test, decision, discussion, action and result in the order that they occurred will be outlined. Together, we will extrapolate the many lessons this case has to offer, including strategies for clinical decision-making, lab testing and neuroimaging, and a guide for presenting bad news.	YES	Peri-Operative Management of Ophthalmic Surgery (PO)	YES						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO		YES
16	1406341	402	MedPRO360: Creating Promotions that Actually Bring Patients In	Trudi Charest	4/28/2021	5:15 PM	6:15 PM	Creating promotions that bring patients in is an art and a science. It’s important to understand consumer behaviors, target demographics and prior promotional results before starting to build your promotional strategy. We will show you how to look at your practice business objectives and build promotions that bring the right patients in.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
17	1406345	707	Prentice's Rule and Finding the Power of a Lens in Any Meridian	Diane Drake	4/28/2021	5:15 PM	6:15 PM	This course will cover unwanted prism, prism by decentration, Prentice’s Rule, prism imbalance and finding the power of a lens in any meridian	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
18	1525173	301	OD and AHP Symposium: The Myopia Obligation and Opportunity		4/28/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	OD, AHP	NO	NO	NO	NO
20	1406427	501	Glaucoma 2021	Arkadiy Yadgarov, MD	4/28/2021	7:15 PM	9:15 PM	This presentation will update the doctor of optometry on all the latest glaucoma medication options, including interactions, which drops to combine with what, and side effects. Since poor adherence to glaucoma therapy is associated with higher rates of progression, we will also take a thorough look at the many new therapies that may reduce or eliminate the eye drop burden for patients.	YES	Glaucoma (GL)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
24	1406418	110	What's Up with The Choroid	Jim Williamson, OD	4/29/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Our focus is often on the retina and we forget the about the choroid. A thicker or thinner than normal choroid has been implicated in a myriad of ocular pathologies. This course will explore choroidal abnormalities and ways to detect them.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
25	1406325	505	Controversies in Eye Disease Management	Brooks Alldredge, OD	4/29/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Should cataract surgery be bilateral on the same day? Is scleral depression really necessary anymore? Should every cataract patient have a pre-op OCT? This course looks at these and other current controversies in medical and surgical eye care, focusing on both anterior and posterior segment disease. These hot-button issues will surely provide a lively debate.	YES	General Optometry (GO)	NO		NO	NO	NO		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
26	1406381	710	Dispensing to the Elderly: A Glimpse at the Aging Eye	Jackie O'Keefe	4/29/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	When assisting the elderly, ECPs can do a lot to improve their quality of life by providing optical solutions to their subjective complaints. This course examines the top eye disorders the aging individual experiences, and what we can do to assist with their disability.	NO		NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
27	1406380	711	The DNA of Ophthalmic Lenses	Jackie O'Keefe	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM	Ophthalmic lenses possess unique properties like specific gravity, tensile strength, safety, and thickness to name a few. This course explores the unique properties of lenses, including plus, minus, cylinder, multifocal and progressives. We will also discuss the many material choices available today.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
28	1406338	113	Go For Glaucoma	Ben Casella, OD	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM		YES	Glaucoma (GL)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
29	1406420	111	Clinical Encounters of the Neuro Kind	Jim Williamson, OD	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM	Did you know that optometry IS neuro? Our "routine" exam assesses half of the cranial nerves, and can detect many neurological pathologies through "simple" chair skills. This course will present neurological conditions which an optometrist may encounter, along with clinical cases to highlight course material.	YES	Neuro-Optometry (NO)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
30	1406354	506	Scleral Lens Complications and Controversies	Jason Jedlicka, OD	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM	This course will cover some of the potential complications of scleral lens wear, as well as some of the current controversies that surround scleral lens wear. Topics include lens fogging, discomfort, conjunctival prolapse, acceptable lens thickness and vault, post-lens debris, and if scleral lenses can cause significant increases in IOP, and more.	YES	Contact Lenses (CL)	NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
31	1406421	406	MedPRO360 Facilitated Learning Lab: Whose Exam Is It Anyway?	Chris Wolfe, OD	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM	This course will cover billing rules and will provide a practical understanding of how third party payers utilize these rules to reimburse doctors. The course will focus on proper billing and coding for the care that you render.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
32	1406348	112	Refer or Relax Retina	Steven Ferrucci, OD	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM	This course discusses cases encountered in the primary care OD's office, and tackles the question " is this something that we can monitor ourselves (relax), or do I need to refer to a retinal specialist for further evaluation and treatment". Cases Include lattice, retinal holes, choroidal nevi and much more.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
33	1406336	405	MedPRO360: Coding and Billing	Sharon Carter	4/29/2021	8:15 AM	10:15 AM	You will learn in this course how to bill the proper codes so that you can receive the payment to which you are entitled, while ensuring compliancy and avoiding audits.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
34	1406363	407	MedPRO360: Assessing the Financial Health of Your Practice	Mick Kling, OD	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	11:30 AM	Similar to a visit to a primary care physician, performing a Practice Performance Checkup is critical for determining the financial health and well-being of a business. We will discuss the four measures of a healthy practice, and how they provide crucial insight into the health and sustainability of our business.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
35	1406331	712	OCT and Retinal Issues for Today’s Optician and Technician	Mile Brujic, OD	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	11:30 AM	This course is designed to help opticians and technicians better understand the retina and the diseases that can affect it. We will cover the role of the OCT in diagnosing and following various conditions of the posterior pole.	NO		NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
36	1406379	713	AR Treatments: The Journey	Jackie O'Keefe	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	11:30 AM	Just when you begin to think that AR treatments have fully evolved, another technological development is born. This course offers a great opportunity for eyecare professionals to catch up with today’s technological advancements in AR treatments and present them to the patient in a language he/she can understand.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
37	1406398	115	Integrating the PEDIG Studies into Clinical Practice	Glen Steele, OD; Marie Bodack, OD	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	12:30 PM	The PEDIG group has been actively engaged in research related to the vision and eye issues found in children. While the outcomes of the study have given us some direction, many practitioners have not incorporated the protocols into practice. This goal of this course is to bring research together with clinical practice for the benefit of patients. It will include managing patients when their findings do not match the protocols.	YES	Functional Vision/Pediatrics (FV)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO		YES
38	1406400	114	Evolving Trends in Retinal Vascular Disease	Jessica Steen, OD	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	12:30 PM	This course will discuss emerging therapies, imaging modalities, and leading trends in the treatment and management of retinal vascular diseases including macular degeneration, retinal vein occlusion, and diabetic retinopathy.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
39	1406370	116	Going Viral: HSV, HZO, EKC	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	12:30 PM	Viruses are some of the most common microorganisms that affect both the body and the eyes. This interactive presentation will review the etiologies, risk factors, signs, symptoms, diagnosis, and proper treatment for the ocular and systemic aspects of herpes zoster, herpes simplex and epidemic keratoconjunctivits.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
40	1525170	121	Oral Meds and the Eye	Tammy Than, OD	4/29/2021	10:30 AM	12:30 PM		YES	Pharmacology (PH)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
41	1525174	302	AHP Symposium		4/29/2021	11:30 AM	12:30 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	AHP	NO	NO	NO	NO
42	1525175	303	OD Symposium		4/29/2021	12:30 PM	1:30 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	OD	NO	NO	NO	NO
43	1406369	714	The Tech's Role in Testing for Diabetic Retinopathy	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	4/29/2021	12:30 PM	1:30 PM	This lecture will explore functional testing (ERG) and newer OCT testing (OCT-A) that helps in the evaluation of diabetic patients, and will also discuss the tech's role in testing for diabetic retinopathy.	NO		NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
44	1406349	408	MedPRO360: Customer Service vs Customer Experience: What’s the Difference?	Joy Gibb	4/29/2021	12:30 PM	1:30 PM	There's a lot of talk about the differences between customer service and a customer experience. This course will help you create an experience-based culture, and will provide specific ideas that can be implemented in your practice.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
45	1406415	717	Contact Lens Virtual Learning Lab	Mile Brujic, OD	4/29/2021	12:30 PM	1:30 PM	This is an interactive course that will allow the optician to see what really happens through the slit lamp exam, using virtual learning.	NO		NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
46	1406364	410	MedPRO360 Facilitated Learning Lab: Leadership and Differentiation-How to Make Your Practice Stand Out In a Crowd	Mick Kling, OD	4/29/2021	12:30 PM	2:30 PM	Over the past decade, operating a successful optometric practice has become ever more challenging partly due to consumer’s increasing acceptance of e-commerce and online retailers. This class will address the key questions and possible solutions for making your practice stand out among the competition, both traditional brick and mortar, and online retailers.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
47	1406350	409	MedPRO360: Frame Inventory That Works FOR You	Joy Gibb	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM	This course will help you understand how to better select frames that will give you the potential for success. We will also discuss how to enhance your relationship with manufacturers and help you to build a frame inventory that works for you and your patients.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
48	1406399	118	Practical Management of Ocular Pain	Jessica Steen, OD	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM	This course will update doctors on the pharmaceutical management of ocular pain using opioid and non-opioid medications. Adverse effects of opioid use, signs of misuse, and treatment of opioid overdoses will be highlighted.	YES	Pharmacology (PH)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO		YES
49	1406332	715	Seeing Glaucoma as More Than Just High Pressure	Mile Brujic, OD	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM	Glaucoma is a sight threatening disease that is often asymptomatic until its final stages. This course is intended to educate the eye care professional about the disease. Emphasis will be placed on the tests that are used for the diagnosis and management of glaucoma.	NO		NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
50	1406424	119	Future in Focus: Stem Cells & Gene Therapies	Chris Wroten, OD	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM	This fast-paced course will give the latest updates on the background, history, and breakthroughs occurring in the areas of nanotechnology, stem cells, and gene therapy, with a focus on their potential impact on eye care. Topics include the possible risks and benefits of these cutting edge technologies, how they work, and the results of recently published clinical trials and studies.	YES	Systemic Disease (SD)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
51	1406368	117	Diabetes: New Testing and Treatment for Retinopathy	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM	Diabetic retinopathy has historically been evaluated and followed with structural tests (DFE's, OCT's and fundus photos) This course will explore functional testing (ERG) and newer OCT testing (OCT-A) that helps in the evaluation of diabetic patients, and will also discuss the newest literature with regard to management of diabetic retinopathy patients, including nutritional supplements.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
52	1406419	120	Seeing Double: The Urgent & Chronic Causes of Diplopia	Jim Williamson, OD	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM	Some say the fastest way to clear a room full of eye doctors is to yell "diplopia." Well, don't scatter. Though numerous causes of diplopia exist, this course will focus on medically-related etiologies which involve systemic, neurological, and orbital conditions. Case examples will highlight clinical pearls, as well as treatment or management options	YES	Neuro-Optometry (NO)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
53	1525171	507	The Vision and Wellness Connection	Tammy Than, OD	4/29/2021	1:30 PM	2:30 PM		YES	General Optometry (GO)	NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
54	1406367	60	Special Session: An Eye on Neuro	Andrew Lee, MD	4/29/2021	2:30 PM	4:30 PM	This special session, never before seen at SECO, features a world renowned neurologist who will discuss key clinical, laboratory, and radiographic features of potentially vision or life threatening conditions in neuro-ophthalmology/optometry.	YES	Neuro-Optometry (NO)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
55	1406388	411	MedPRO360 Facilitated Learning Lab: Telemedicine	Mike Rothschild, OD	4/29/2021	2:45 PM	4:45 PM	Explore how telehealth can be utilized to expand the quality of services to your patients. This interactive presentation will share ideas about how to best incorporate this evolving modality into your practice.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
56	1406335	716	Teambuilding: From Me to We	Sharon Carter; Lynn Lawrence	4/29/2021	2:45 PM	4:45 PM		NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
61	1523061	510	Getting Started With OCT	Julie Rodman, OD	4/30/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Optical Coherence Tomography is a non-invasive imaging modality that has enhanced the evaluation and management of the posterior pole. This course will review interpretation and clinical application of the OCT in the primary eye care setting.	YES	Principles of Diagnosis (PD)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
62	1406384	125	Important Lab Testing in Optometry	Caroline Pate, OD	4/30/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Laboratory testing can be crucial to effective diagnosis and management of ocular disease. Indications and interpretation of pertinent lab tests will be covered in a case-based format.	YES	Principles of Diagnosis (PD)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
63	1406333	720	Contact Lens Solutions for Dry Eye	Mile Brujic, OD	4/30/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	This course will give the attendee a better understanding of the relationship between contact lens solutions and comfort, with strategies provided to make your patients more successful lens wearers.	NO		NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
64	1406422	511	Facilitated Learning Lab: Coding and Billing: Patient Communication Strategies	Chris Wolfe, OD	4/30/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM	Learn how to define roles and create talking points for communicating with patients regarding what’s covered and what out of pocket expenses are involved for a variety of clinical services. This course will help you improve patient relationships, reduce misunderstandings, and streamline billing processes.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
65	1406403	61	Special Session: Clinical Perspectives in Patient Care	Ron Melton, OD; Randall Thomas, OD	4/30/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM	With over 80 combined years of intensive clinical experience, legendary doctors Melton and Thomas will present up-to-date information on clinical patient care in this SECO exclusive special session. A wide array of anterior and posterior segment topics will be covered, emphasizing the latest medical management of acute and chronic eye conditions.	YES	General Optometry (GO)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
66	1406366	721	Rebuilding: Bolster Morale, Reduce Anxiety, and Enhance Safety for Your Team and Patients	Lynn Lawrence; Sharon Carter; Joy Gibb	4/30/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM	This course is designed to discuss the current pandemic, and its effects on your practice. While rebuilding efforts take place, we will focus on reducing worker anxiety, enhancing workplace safety, and maintaining CDC guidelines day to day.	NO		NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
69	1576726	200	Neurologic Considerations in Dry Eye Disease	Alan Kabat, OD	4/30/2021	10:00 AM	11:00 AM	According to the most recent definitions, dry eye disease (DED) is multifactorial in nature, characterized by a persistently unstable and/or deficient tear film, and accompanied by variable degrees of ocular surface epitheliopathy, inflammation and neurosensory abnormalities. We have only recently begun to elucidate the neurosensory aspects of DED, yet they are pivotal to our comprehension of normal tear production and maintenance of ocular surface health. This course reviews the critical elements of neurologic control as it relates to lacrimation, as well as neurotrophic disease in the context of DED. Existing and emerging treatment modalities leveraging these concepts are presented.	YES	Neuro-Optometry (NO)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO			YES
70	1432264	128	Beauty and the Beast	Leslie Odell, OD	4/30/2021	11:00 AM	12:00 PM		YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO		YES
71	1406371	127	Ocular Effects of Systemic Medications	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	4/30/2021	11:00 AM	12:00 PM	This interactive lecture will review and update the many systemic medications our patients take that can have ocular side effects and cause ocular signs and symptoms. Medications that cause toxicity to the eyes will be reviewed, with special emphasis on plaquenil, Flomax, steroids and Viagra.	YES	Pharmacology (PH)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
72	1525176	304	AHP Symposium		4/30/2021	11:00 AM	12:00 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	AHP	NO	NO	NO	NO
73	1406347	129	Nutrition and the Retina	Steven Ferrucci, OD	4/30/2021	11:00 AM	12:00 PM	This course will enhance the practitioners knowledge of nutritional management of age-related macular degeneration, as well as give insight into which nutritional supplements are best for their patients. The latest research regarding nutrition and diabetes, as well as other retinal diseases, will be discussed.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
74	1406355	130	Comprehensive Management of the Patient with Keratoconus	Jason Jedlicka, OD	4/30/2021	11:00 AM	12:00 PM	This course will cover the spectrum of care for an individual with keratoconus, including initial and differential diagnosis, vision correction options, as well as cross-linking and surgical management of the condition.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
75	1406334	723	Multifocal Contacts: How  To Make Them Work	Mile Brujic, OD	4/30/2021	12:00 PM	1:00 PM	Multifocal contact lenses are remarkable for presbyopes interested in minimizing their dependency on glasses. You will develop a greater understanding of newer designs and tools to implement this evolving technology in patient care.	NO		NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
76	1406385	724	The Optical World of 3D Printing: Frames and Lenses	Laurie Pierce	4/30/2021	12:00 PM	1:00 PM	This course will introduce you to the optics of 3D lens printing. The manufacturing process will be described, and we will show examples of 3D lenses and frames.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
77	1525177	305	OD Symposium		4/30/2021	12:00 PM	1:00 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	OD	NO	NO	NO	NO
78	1406337	415	MedPRO360: Communicating with Patients	Sharon Carter	4/30/2021	12:00 PM	1:00 PM	Communicating with our patients should be the most important thing we do each day. Learn the various ways we communicate, including verbal, facial expressions, and body language, and how to use each one of these in a positive way to make sure patients stay in your practice.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
79	1576728	201	Modern Aesthetics for the Optometric Physician	Chris Wroten, OD	4/30/2021	1:00 PM	2:00 PM	The breadth and scope of therapies and procedures Doctors of Optometry can offer patients to simultaneously correct disorders, enhance function, and improve cosmetic appearance of the eye and its adnexa has exponentially increased. This fast-paced, multimedia course provides a broad overview of optometric aesthetic therapies, including oral and topical medications, over-the-counter remedies, injectable neuromodulators, radio frequency technology, intense pulsed light, and plasma ablation.	YES	Surgical Procedures (SP)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO			YES
80	1406352	416	MedPRO360: Maximizing Message Boards and Social Media Groups	Darryl Glover, OD	4/30/2021	1:15 PM	2:15 PM	This course will discuss using social media as a resource for information and to build a professional network. We will explore what formats are used for what groups in the profession, which ones are informative and which are more social or fashion oriented as well as how and what to post to gain respect from your peers.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
81	1406356	725	Ready, Set, Go: Pretesting in 2021	Rebecca Johnson	4/30/2021	1:15 PM	2:15 PM	This course will give you the confidence to perform pretesting correctly, and you will learn the significance of the results. Participants will also be provided with a script to follow when describing each pretest.	NO		NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
82	1406409	726	Theory of Refraction	Phernell Walker	4/30/2021	1:15 PM	2:15 PM	Have you ever wanted to know how to perform a subjective refraction? In this course you will learn the theory and steps to perform a subjective refraction. Topics include capturing an objective refraction, working distance, cylinder and axis, duochrome refinement and final prescription.	NO		NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
83	1406391	134	Innovations in Glaucoma: Next Generation Technology, Medications, and Delivery	Justin Schweitzer, OD	4/30/2021	2:15 PM	4:15 PM	Advances in glaucoma continue to evolve at a rapid pace. In order to continue to care for glaucoma patients at a high level it is imperative that innovation continues. The focus of this course is to discuss new diagnostic technology, what’s new in the management pipeline, and what the future holds.	YES	Glaucoma (GL)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
84	1432267	132	Dry Eye and Contact Lenses	Leslie Odell, OD	4/30/2021	2:15 PM	4:15 PM		YES	Contact Lenses (CL)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
85	1518653	131	Ocular Trauma	Michelle Welch, OD	4/30/2021	2:15 PM	4:15 PM	This course will discuss cases of ocular trauma that may present to the primary care optometric office. The management will be discussed in detail including minor surgical techniques that can be performed in office, medications necessary for treatment, and indications for referral to secondary care after stabilizing the patient.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
86	1406326	135	The Retina: New Solutions to Old Problems	Alexander Bottini, MD	4/30/2021	2:15 PM	4:15 PM	Something new is always on the horizon in the field of retina! This case-based, image-driven session reviews the diagnosis and management of many common (and not so common) retinal presentations. Multi-modal imaging leads us through numerous "don't-miss" diagnoses as well as a few puzzling, "head-scratchers". Specific attention is devoted to emerging imaging modalities and new retinal therapies in development.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
87	1406351	417	MedPRO360: Tele-Frame Styling & Optical Sales	Joy Gibb	4/30/2021	3:15 PM	4:15 PM	During the pandemic, opticians learned they could continue to sell glasses in a non-contact setting. This course will explore new and innovative ways to enhance the dispensing experience without physical contact with the patient.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
88	1406357	727	Ocular Anatomy for Techs and Opticians	Rebecca Johnson	4/30/2021	3:15 PM	4:15 PM	This course takes the participants on a tour of the eye, starting at the tear film and ending at the visual cortex.	NO		NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
89	1406386	728	The Optics of Strong Lenses	Laurie Pierce	4/30/2021	3:15 PM	4:15 PM	However, as eye-sizes increase, so do optical aberrations. This course will focus on the major optical aberrations and prismatic effects that occur in stronger and larger lenses, and their optical solutions.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
91	1406383	730	General Session: How to Deliver a Patient Centric Eyecare Experience in 2021 and Beyond	Ryan Parker, OD; Pete Hanlin; Sharon Carter; Frank Pigneri	4/30/2021	4:15 PM	6:15 PM	The key to profit is understanding what the customer wants and how we need to adapt to them. We will talk about how to use tried and true retail rules to put the patient/consumer at the center of the experience.	NO		NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
93	1406406	140	Diseases of the Vitreomacular Interface	Julie Rodman, OD	4/30/2021	5:15 PM	6:15 PM	This course will address anomalies of the vitreoretinal interface, including normal posterior vitreous detachment, vitreomacular traction, and macular hole. The use of Optical Coherence Tomography in the evaluation of these entities will be discussed.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
94	1406372	137	Laser Therapy and Advanced Procedures in Optometry	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	4/30/2021	5:15 PM	7:15 PM	Lump and bump removal, chalazion treatment, punctal occlusion, and various anterior segment laser procedures are essential for optometrists to be familiar with. Optometrists in several states are now performing these procedures on a routine basis. This interactive presentation will review and update these procedures including indications, contraindications, risks, complications, treatment protocols, and pre- and post-op management.	YES	Surgical Procedures (SP)	NO					YES	YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
95	1406361	138	Frontline Ocular Surface Disease Care	Paul Karpecki, OD; Justin Schweitzer, OD	4/30/2021	5:15 PM	7:15 PM	This course will discuss the latest advances in the management of dry eye, blepharitis, allergic eye disease and MGD--the most common conditions optometry treats daily. Updated protocols to effectively manage these patients and the latest devices for diagnosis and treatment will be covered. A discussion on the more recent and soon to be approved therapeutic agents for OSD will also be provided.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO		YES
96	1406346	139	Retinal and OCT Grand Rounds	Steven Ferrucci, OD	4/30/2021	5:15 PM	7:15 PM	This course reviews some of the basic principles of retinal OCTs by using examples to help illustrate OCT findings associated with various posterior pole disorders. Clinical pearls for the various diseases are presented, as well as new treatment options and recommended management.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
100	1406373	515	Swollen Optic Nerves: Now What?	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	5/1/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Optic nerve head pathology including swelling can range from very benign to a life threatening emergency. This grand rounds format will review and update the most common causes of ONH swelling, pseudo-swelling and papilledema.	YES	Neuro-Optometry (NO)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
101	1406392	145	When Topical Just Isn't Enough	Justin Schweitzer, OD	5/1/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Many ocular pathologies can be treated with topical medications, but sometimes that just isn't enough. This course will cover a variety of ocular conditions that need oral pharmaceutical agents. Case reports will be incorporated and the attendee will gain confidence in the utilization of oral medications in clinical practice.	YES	Oral Pharmaceuticals (OP)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
102	1406410	735	Are You Feeling ANSI About Standards?	Phernell Walker	5/1/2021	7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Feeling a little ANSI about knowing the latest in standards? The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z80 for prescription eyewear is essential for every dispensing optician. This course will help opticians understand and apply ANSI Z80 as apart of our everyday work for both troubleshooting, creating, and delivering the most accurate eyewear.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
103	1406402	62	Special Session: Anterior Segment Advances: The Future is Now!	Lawrence Woodard, MD; John Berdahl, MD	5/1/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM		YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
104	1523067	736	Case Studies of the Rich and Famous: Troubleshooting From the Exam Room to the Optical	Phernell Walker	5/1/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM	Eye care professionals must be able to troubleshoot patient complaints. This interactive course will use the SOAP format to problem solve challenging eyewear problems, from the exam room to the dispensary of the rich and famous.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
107	1577897	202	Presentation Theater TBD	TBD	5/1/2021	10:00 AM	11:00 AM		YES		NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO			YES
108	1406411	737	The Clear and Present Danger of Diabetes	Phernell Walker	5/1/2021	10:15 AM	11:15 AM	Knowing the implications of diabetes is an important aspect of eyecare for all eye care professionals. This course provides an up to date understanding on this increasingly prevalent systemic disease and its affect on vision.	NO		NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
109	1406376	420	MedPRO360: Post COVID Leadership Tactics to Implement Daily	Ted McElroy, OD	5/1/2021	10:15 AM	11:15 AM	We all have plans, goals and dreams, but then life happens and it turns out way different than expected. This presentation will help the attendee look for ways to succeed at work and win at life even in the middle of the toughest days.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
110	1406358	738	Clinical Terminology for Opticians and Technicians	Rebecca Johnson	5/1/2021	10:15 AM	11:15 AM	This basic terminology course will guide the participant through words like “dacryocystorhinostomy” and “congruent homonymous hemianopsia” by teaching ophthalmic root words, prefixes and suffixes that are commonly used in an ophthalmic practice.	NO		NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
111	1406425	146	A Refresher on OCT for Primary Eye Care Providers	Chris Wroten, OD	5/1/2021	11:15 AM	12:15 PM	This course reviews the science behind optical coherence tomography (OCT), the devices on the market, variables which confound image interpretation, and clinical indications. Applicable coding & billing pearls are also presented, along with emerging OCT breakthroughs and some clinical anterior and posterior segment OCT & OCT-A images from various ocular pathologies.	YES	Principles of Diagnosis (PD)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO		YES
112	1406393	149	The Nuances of Normal Tension Glaucoma	Justin Schweitzer, OD	5/1/2021	11:15 AM	12:15 PM	This course will discuss all aspects of normal tension glaucoma including the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment.	YES	Glaucoma (GL)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
113	1525178	306	Student Symposium		5/1/2021	11:15 AM	12:15 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	Students	NO	NO	NO	NO
114	1406374	148	Uveitis: Systemic and Ocular Approaches to Management	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	5/1/2021	11:15 AM	12:15 PM	This interactive presentation will review the most common etiologies of uveitis, along with signs, symptoms, and work-up, and management. The many conditions that are associated with uveitis require the optometrist to be familiar with not only the ocular management, but with systemic approaches as well.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
115	1525179	307	OD Symposium		5/1/2021	12:15 PM	1:15 PM		NO		NO						YES	NO	OD	NO	NO	NO	NO
116	1406412	739	Mastering Ophthalmic Formulae	Phernell Walker	5/1/2021	12:15 PM	1:15 PM	This course explores the formulas used to solve dioptric power of thick lenses, vertex with cylinders, prism compensated lenses, and much more.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
117	1406359	740	Refractive Errors Defined	Rebecca Johnson	5/1/2021	12:15 PM	1:15 PM	This course will provide the participant with a working knowledge of the types and causes of ametropia, along with the use of ophthalmic lenses in the correction of visual acuity. The components of the eyeglass prescription, along with add power and prismatic correction will be presented.	NO		NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
118	1406353	421	MedPRO360: Creating Influencers to Promote your Practice for You	Darryl Glover, OD	5/1/2021	12:15 PM	1:15 PM	Marketing is the key business activity to driving traffic to your practice. We’ve all used word of mouth, but social media has had huge impact. This course will discuss the role of social media as a marketing influencer on your business, with tips for maximizing your return on investment.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
120	1578095	203	Presentation Theater TBD 2	April Jasper, OD	5/1/2021	1:15 PM	2:15 PM		YES		NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO			YES
121	1406375	150	Floaters: A New Solution to an Old Problem	Nathan Lighthizer, OD	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM	Emerging technology has promoted interest in utilizing s lasers for the treatment of floaters. This presentation will provide an introduction and update regarding utilizing the YAG laser for those with symptomatic floaters.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
122	1523059	159	Human Trafficking	April Jasper, OD	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM		YES	Public Health (PB)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
123	1406389	741	Fastest Finger First: Identify this Corneal Pathology	Buddy Russell	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM	This course will challenge the attendee to identify and describe various corneal findings using slit lamp images. A discussion of each corneal finding that is identified will be presented.	NO		NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
124	1406340	151	Eyeing Glaucoma in the 21st Century	Ben Casella, OD	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM		YES	Glaucoma (GL)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
125	1406360	742	Triage for Techs: Managing Emergencies	Rebecca Johnson	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM	An ophthalmic tech needs to know how to respond to emergency situations. This course describes best practices for triaging patient calls and managing in office emergencies.	NO		NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	NO	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
126	1406426	422	MedPRO360: Artificial Intelligence in Eye Care	Chris Wroten, OD	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM	This course explores the history and development of artificial intelligence (AI) and reviews relevant AI terminology. Current AI platforms in use and in development in the areas of clinical care, electronic health records, and practice management platforms are also presented, as well as results of studies examining the accuracy and limitations of AI-enabled diagnostic technology.	YES	General Optometry (GO)	NO		YES	YES	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
127	1406394	153	The Silent Thieves: Secondary Glaucoma	Justin Schweitzer, OD	5/1/2021	2:15 PM	3:15 PM	Primary open angle glaucoma is the most type of glaucoma eye care physicians manage on a daily basis, but there are a variety of secondary glaucoma’s that show up in our chairs on a consistent basis. This course will review a variety of secondary glaucoma’s, including pigmentary glaucoma, pseudoexfolative glaucoma, uveitic glaucoma, and many more.	YES	Glaucoma (GL)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
128	1406395	516	The Challenges of the Cornea	Justin Schweitzer, OD	5/1/2021	4:00 PM	6:00 PM	This case base coursed will challenge attendees with a variety of anterior segment presentations , including infectious keratitis, recurrent corneal erosions, and corneal degenerations/dystrophies. The challenging decisions that OD's face with diagnosis and management will be debated.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO		NO	NO	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
129	1406343	423	MedPRO360: Building A Marketing Plan That Crushes Your Competition	Trudi Charest	5/1/2021	4:00 PM	6:00 PM	Let’s help you build a marketing plan and strategy to grow your business now and sustain you in the future. This course will walk you through a full planning program that includes looking at your financials, demographics, and annual business objectives and strategy.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
130	1406339	155	Following AMD with OCT	Julie Rodman, OD	5/1/2021	4:00 PM	6:00 PM	This course will provide a general overview of AMD and its variants including pathophysiology, risk factors and management. A discussion of AMD disease classification integrating the use of OCT will be emphasized. Real life clinical examples from both an academic and private practice setting will be presented.	YES	Principles of Diagnosis (PD)	YES						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
131	1406417	154	Lumps and Bumps	Michelle Welch, OD	5/1/2021	4:00 PM	6:00 PM	This course will discuss the identification of selected eyelid neoplasms, both benign and malignant, along with the management and referral of these conditions. Chalazion management, repair of mild entropion by suture, and Botox for relief of blepharospasm will also be discussed.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	YES					YES	YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
132	1406390	743	Contact Lenses to Improve Quality of Life	Buddy Russell	5/1/2021	4:00 PM	6:00 PM	This course is all about scleral contact lenses, which provide unique therapeutic and vision rehabilitative properties that overcome the therapeutic gaps encountered with conventional contact lens therapies. New materials--in particular, the use of highly oxygen-permeable materials --in the management of irregular corneal surface disorders and ocular surface disease will be discussed.	NO		NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
133	1523058	156	Preventions of Medical Errors Within Eyecare	April Jasper, OD	5/1/2021	4:00 PM	6:00 PM		YES	Ethics/Jurisprudence (EJ)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
134	1523057	517	CL Management for the Team	April Jasper, OD	5/1/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM		YES	Contact Lenses (CL)	NO		NO	YES	YES		YES	YES	OD, AHP	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
135	1406362	160	Innovations in Eyecare Technology	Paul Karpecki, OD	5/1/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM	This program looks at the latest technological advances in eyecare across all disciplines of disease management, ranging from eye misalignment to genetic therapy. The pipeline for the next 1-3 years will be explored with an emphasis on the most innovative technologies and therapeutics.	YES	General Optometry (GO)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
136	1406377	158	More Than Meets The Dry Eye	Scott Moscow, OD	5/1/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM	Dry eye is the most common complaint we hear from patients. However, many optometrists are only treating symptoms of dry eye and not the underlying problem. Learn the different types of dry eye and the newest treatments for each type. Develop a game plan that not only leads to better patient satisfaction but also reimburses you appropriately. Introduce strategies to better identify patients who are suffering from dry eye. Learn how proactively treating dry eye will inevitably decrease your chair time.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
137	1406413	744	Advanced Prism Applications	Phernell Walker	5/1/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM	This class will explore advanced prism applications including Prentice Rule combined with lens tilt, prism applications for TBI, strabismus, accidental prism, prism distribution, prism thinning, compounding and resolving prism.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
138	1406401	157	The Inside Scoop on Retinal Breaks	Jessica Steen, OD	5/1/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM	This course will discuss retinal breaks, with an emphasis on treatment and outcomes in a case-based format. This course will highlight the clinical course of retinal breaks and detachments which require multiple procedure repairs and long-term management to maximize patient outcomes.	YES	Posterior Segment (PS)	NO						YES	NO	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
139	1406342	424	MedPRO360: Add an Online CL Store to Your Website	Trudi Charest	5/1/2021	6:15 PM	7:15 PM	Optometrists have an opportunity to grow their practices by growing their online options. We share tips from practices that have successfully integrated e-commerce into their practices and websites.	YES	Practice Management (PM)	NO		YES	YES	NO		YES	NO	OD, AHP	YES	YES	NO	YES
143	1523064	750	Preventing Medical Errors in the Optical Environment	Diane Drake	5/2/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM	This course will identify medical errors in the optical environment, understanding how they happen and what the results can be, as well as introducing ways to prevent them. Included in the discussion will be common terms, including failure mode, root cause analysis, assessment, and much more.	NO		NO		YES	NO	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	YES	NO	YES
144	1523062	171	My Latest and Greatest Cases	Paul C. Ajamian, OD	5/2/2021	8:00 AM	10:00 AM	Cases seen at one of the nation's oldest co-management centers will be discussed, with relevant pearls on anterior and posterior segment cases highlighted throughout.	YES	Anterior Segment (AS)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
145	1523063	172	Steering Clear of Malpractice	Paul C. Ajamian, OD	5/2/2021	10:15 AM	11:15 AM	Tips on avoiding malpractice will be given using real cases seen in a co-management center. We will review actual lawsuits, how the played out and what could have been done to avoid them.	YES	Ethics/Jurisprudence (EJ)	NO						YES	YES	OD	YES	NO	YES	NO
146	1523065	751	Georgia Opticianry Laws and Rules	Diane Drake	5/2/2021	10:15 AM	11:15 AM	This course will present the laws and rules for opticians in Georgia. Discussion will include history, scope of practice, violations and penalties, licensing process and continuing education.	NO		NO		YES	YES	NO		YES	YES	AHP	NO	NO	NO	NO