1. Call to Order/Roll Call
2. Public Comment for Items Not on the Agenda
   • Note: The committee may not discuss or take action on any matter raised during this public comment section, except to decide whether to place the matter on the agenda of a future meeting [Government Code §11125, §11125.7(a)].
3. Discussion and Possible Action Regarding Meeting Minutes:
   • A. March 1, 2018
   • B. March 23, 2018
4. Discussion and Possible Action on Continuing Education Course Approval Requests Pursuant to Title 16, California Code of Regulations § 1536
   
   A.   1. SMILE-Small Incision Lenticule Extraction
   2. Topography-Guided Laser Correction for Corneas with High Aberrations
   3. Choosing Premium Lenses in Highly Aberrated Corneas
   4. Dry Eye and MGD – Our Collaborative Approach
   5. Updates in Glaucoma Management
   B.  1.  The Four Pillars of Compliance
         2.  Glaucoma Grand Rounds
   C.  Kaiser Permanente Ocular Symposium
   D.  Advances in Retina Care 2018
   E.  Gonioscopy
   F.  1.   Modern Scleral Lenses
        2. Refractive Surgery & Crosslinking: Synergistic Options
        3. Lifestyle Intraocular Lenses in Previous LASIK Patients
        4.  AMD 101
        5.  Case Studies in Retinal Caratopathies
        6.  Fundamentals of Evaluation and Following Glaucoma with an OCT
        7.  Integrating MIGS Into Your Cataract Patients
        8.  A Crazy Day in the Orbit with Dr. Agarwal
        9.  Predicting Treatment Response in Wet AMD Based on Quantitative Analysis of OCT
        10. Advances in Medical Management of Glaucoma
        11. Lens Surgery is the New LASIK
        12. Dislocated Intraocular Lens Rescue and Replacement
        13. Lifestyle Intraocular Lens in Glaucoma Patients
   G.  1.  Conjunctivitis
        2.  Overcoming Mental Barriers in Visual Rehab
        3.  Ptosis Crutch: Success Treating
        4. Neuro-Optometry
        5.  Pharmacological Management of Glaucoma
        6.  Episcleritis, Scleritis, and Iritis
        7.  Diabetic Retinopathy
        8.  Macular Degeneration
        9.  Ethical Concerns with Short-Term Mission Trips
        10. Systemic Urgencies and Emergencies
        11. Visual Fields
        12.Vitreo-Retinal Disorders
   H.  Controversies in Modern Eye Care     
   I.   1.  Red Eye Curiosities
        2.  Concussion – An Evidence Based Approach to Optometric Management
        3.  A Rote Approach to Diabetic Photo Reading
        4.  Detection of Early Glaucoma: OCT Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) and OCT Posterior Pole Asymmetry Analysis (PPAA)
        5.  Keratoplasty Techniques
        6.  Putting the You in Uveitis  
   J.  1.  Toric IOLs – RESUBMITTAL
        2.  Corneal Crosslinking
        3.  Treatments for Macular Degeneration     
        4.  Glaucoma Decisions and Choices
        5.  Review of Eyedrops: Prostaglandins
        6.  Aspheric vs Spherical
        7.  Tecnis, Symfony & Crystalens
        8.  Ocular Hypertension
        9.  OCT of Macula and Optic Nerve
        10. Wavefront Technology: Topography Guided Laser
   K.  1.  Management of Today’s Cataract Surgery         
        2.  Saving Generations of Future Myopic Eye Disease
        3.  Graves’ Orbitopathy
        4.  Dietary Supplements and the Eyes
5. Adjournment

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