Fall CE Lecture Series

Diabetic Retinopathy Standards of Care Update

Sandra Harpster, OD
UC Berkeley School of Optometry & Vision Science

1 CE Hour
COPE No. TBA

The sands of Diabetic Retinopathy management are shifting. Is CSME still a relevant term? Is panretinal photocoagulation the only management option for proliferative diabetic retinopathy? Do optometrists need to refer moderate nonproliferative retinopathy for treatment? And more updates from recent work done by the DRCR Network, which has had a profound impact on monitoring and treatment of patients with diabetic retinopathy. The lecture will focus on clinical cases and OCT interpretation.

Keynote: Decision-Making in Glaucoma

Carl Jacobsen, OD, FAAO
UC Berkeley School of Optometry & Vision Science

1 CE Hour
COPE No. TBA

Vision & Academics: Why Vision Beyond Acuity Matters!

Patrick Quaid, Phd, FCOVD, MCOptom
VUE Cubed Vision Rehabilitation Network

1 CE Hour
COPE No. TBA

2022 Grand Rounds

UC Berkeley Optometry & UCSF Faculty

Speakers
O. Vanessa Avery, OD, FAAO
Jennifer Currier, OD
Harry Green, OD, PhD, FAAO
Chris Wilmer, OD, FAAO

2 CE Hours
COPE No. #TBA

Four cases, varying in topic, presented to increase the knowledge of clinical management of optometric-related conditions and to supply information that can be immediately put into practice.

STD and the Eye

Anne Mika Moy, OD, FAAO
UC Berkeley School of Optometry & Vision Science

1 CE Hour
COPE No. TBA

Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) can affect the eyes from red eyes to permanent loss of vision. As the rates of STDs are increasing in the United States, it is even more important for the optometrist to add these diseasesto their differential. This presentation will highlight four cases of common STDs and give the clinician pearls for diagnosis and treatmentand management.