Date: 10 November 2010 6:15PM - 9:45PM
Location: Imperial War Museum North, Manchester
The College’s first Regional Event in the North West will take place at the Imperial War Museum North, The Quays, Manchester at 6.15pm-9.45pm on Wednesday 10th November 2010. The event will include presentations from experts on topical issues affecting optometry.
You will benefit from the opportunity to gain CET points and network with colleagues from across the region in the iconic city landmark of the Imperial War Museum North. The Museum is located at Salford Quays - Greater Manchester's unique waterfront destination. It is easily accessible whether you are travelling from the City Centre via public transport or the Manchester Outer Ring Road (M60) by car. Plenty of free parking is available. Food will be served at the start of the evening, and drinks and refreshments provided throughout.
This event is free of charge for College members.

Consultant Ophthalmologist, Royal Bolton Hospital
"I'm an ophthalmologist, get me out of here!"
Abstract:
The lecture will highlight various aspects of optometric referral to the hospital eye service. Referral urgency will be discussed for a variety of common and unusual ocular pathologies. Sample referral letters will be reviewed and their strengths and weaknesses identified.
Learning Objectives:
· To improve understanding of referral urgency of ocular pathologies
· To improve standard of referral letters
Biography:
Consultant Ophthalmologist at Royal Bolton Hospital, Beaumont Hospital Bolton and Hope Hospital Salford since 1996
Special interest in Corneal and external eye disease. Fellowship at university of Toronto 1994.
Research and presentations on advances in small incision cataract surgery and lens implantation.
Professor of Ophthalmology & Vision Sciences, University of Manchester
"Detecting primary open angle glaucoma in optometric practice"
Abstract:
This lecture presentation will highlight the problems associated with the detection of primary open angle glaucoma in an optometric setting. It will discuss the relationship between structural (optic nerve head) and functional (visual field) measures in glaucoma and provide an explanation as to why defects are often initially found with one technique prior the another.
It will discuss some of the latest theories behind the disease process and how these are leading to new methods of detection/management of primary open angle glaucoma.
Learning Objectives:
Biography:
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1973-1976 |
PhD, Physiological Optics |
Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana |
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1972-1973 |
MSc, Methods of Ophthalmic Investigation |
University of Aston in Birmingham |
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1967-1970 |
BSc, Ophthalmic Optics |
City University, London |
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2002- |
Professor of Ophthalmology & Vision Sciences, University of Manchester. |
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1996-2002 |
Senior Lecturer, Ophthalmology, University of Manchester. |
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1984-96 |
Senior Lecturer, Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences, Cardiff University. |
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1976-84 |
Lecturer, Department of Optometry, Cardiff University |
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1973-76 |
Associate Instructor, School of Optometry, Indiana University. |
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1971-72 |
Practising Optometrist, Ernest Aves and Partners |
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1970-72 |
Research Assistant and pre-registration student, London Refraction Hospital |
Although the event is free of charge for College members, you must register in advance.
This event is now fully booked. Contact Amy Marsh amy.marsh@college-optometrists.org Tel: 020 7766 4347 to be put on the reserve list.
Non members are welcome to attend but we would request an attendance fee of £50.
Imperial War Museum North
The Quays
Trafford Wharf Road
Manchester M17 1TZ
For details on how to get to the Imperial War Museum click here
Members can download Professor David Henson's presentation on "Detecting primary open angle glaucoma in optometric practice" here David Henson Presentation
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