Agenda Items and Meeting Materials

TELECONFERENCE MEETING NOTICE

PRACTICE AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE TELECONFERENCED MEETING AGENDA

June 22, 2017

Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm or until conclusion of business

2420 Del Paso Road
Sequoia Room
Sacramento, CA 95834

and Teleconferenced at these locations:

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ORDER OF ITEMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

While the Board of Optometry (Board) intends to webcast this Dispensing Optician Committee (DOC), it may not be possible to webcast the entire meeting due to limitations of resources.

1. Call to Order / Roll Call

2. Public Comment for Items Not on the Agenda

   Note: The Board 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 Sections 11125, 11125.7(a).)

3. Discussion and Possible Action on Continuing Education Course Approval Requests Pursuant to Title 16, California Code of Regulations § 1536

   1. • Fall 2016 Optometry Symposium – Anterior Segment/Ocular Surface
      • 2016 Fall Optometry Symposium – Current Research Activities at Loma Linda University Eye Institute
      • Fall 2016 Optometry Symposium – Pediatric Eye Disorders

   2. LLU Eye Institute – Grand Rounds

   3. LLU Eye Institute – Optometry Affiliates

   4. • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – Topography Guided LASIK
      • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – 10 LASIK Myth Busters
      • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – An Introduction to Fundus Auto– Fluorescence (FAF)
      • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – Choosing Premium Lenses in Highly Aberrated Corneas
      • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – Smile – Small Incision Lenticule Extraction
      • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – Updates on Hydroxycholoroquine Retinopathy
      • 2017 Spring Education Symposium – Understanding New Extended Depth of Focus IOLs

   5. • Taste of the Islands: Five Retinal Diagnoses You Don't Want to Miss
      • Taste of the Islands: Cataract Surgery in Patients with Corneal Pathology
      • Taste of the Islands: Buried Treasure: Connecting the Dots to Treating Binocular Misalignment
      • Taste of the Islands: Patient–reported Outcomes with LASIK: Interpreting the PROWL Study
      • Taste of the Islands: What We Know about Topography Guided Surgery: Case Studies in Clinical Practice
      • Taste of the Islands: Do You See What I See?
      • Taste of the Islands: Crosslinking for Corneal Ectasia
      • Taste of the Islands: The Evolution of Sclera Lenses
      • Taste of the Islands: Blink and You'll Miss It: Dry Eye in the Cosmetic Patient
      • Taste of the Islands: Is the Symfony Toric Lens the Answer for Every Eye Condition?
      • Taste of the Islands: Should My Glaucoma Patient with a Cataract have a MIGS Surgery?
      • Taste of the Islands: Vitreous: Friend or Foe
      • Taste of the Islands: Is it Cancer? The Optometrist's Role in the Diagnosis and Management of Periocular Skin Cancer
      • Taste of the Islands: Ocular Presentation of Systemic Disease: Case Presentations
      • Taste of the Islands: Glaucoma Management: What Should I Do Next?

   6. Retina Symposium Okularfest 2016

   7. Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus

   8. • Biomechanical Glaucoma Damage
      • OCT in Glaucoma
      • Suprachoroidal Space

   9. Clinical Observation of Pre and Postoperative Cataract Surgery Care

   10. Controversies in Modern Eye Care

   11. • Benign Eyelid Lesions
       • Cataract Surgery Outcomes
       • Corneal Ectasias and Corneal Crosslinking
       • IOL Designs and Materials 2017
       • Retinal and Choroidal Dystrophies
       • Sports Related Eye Injuries
       • White–Dot Syndromes and Phakomatoses

   12. Age–Related Macular Degeneration

   13. Conjunctivitis

   14. Diabetic Retinopathy

   15. Episcleritis, Scleritis, and Iritis

   16. Mental Barriers in Visual Rehabilitation

   17. Myasthenia Gravis – Ptosis Crutch

   18. Neuro–Optometry

   19. Pharmacological Management of Glaucoma

   20. Systemic Urgencies and Emergencies

   21. Visual Fields

   22. Vitreo–Retinal Disorders

   23. New Technologies Yielding Top Box Satisfaction

   24. • Case Reports Panel Low Vision Case Reports
       • Electronic Technology Update for Low Vision Patients Part 1
       • Electronic Technology Update for Low Vision Patients Part 2

   25. • Aggressive Retinopathy of Prematurity, Current Management & Practical Considerations
       • I've Seen That Before
       • The Business of Optometry
       • Understanding the Role of Meibomian Gland Dysfunction in the Dry Eyes

   26. Annual Vitreo–Retinal Update Course 2017 “Diseases – Diagnoses – Treatment”

   27. • Advances in Astigmatism Management
       • Collagen Cross Linking
       • Corneal Lumps & Bumps – Spots & Dots
       • Drops – Drops – Drops
       • LASIK Interface Disorders: Etiology and Management
       • OCT & Findings in Retinal Degenerations/Uve
       • Optic Nerve Cupping 8. Refractive Cataract Surgery & Advance

   28. Glaucoma Studies and Their Impact on Clinical Management

   29. Aspheric or Non–Aspheric

   30. Corneal Cross–Linking

   31. • Glaucoma: Decisions and Choices
       • Treatment for Macular Degeneration

   32. • Ocular Hypertension
       • Optical Coherence Tomography of Macula and Optic Nerve

   33. Restore– Symfony – Crystalens

   34. Review of Eye Drops: Prostiglandins

   35. Toric IOLs

   36. Treatment for Macular Degeneration

   37. Wavefront: Topography Guided Laser

   38. Retina Update 2017

   39. Under Pressure Together

   40. OCT Interpretation

   41. Selected Cases of Optic Edema

   42. Prism Management for Hemianopsias

   43. Diseases Masquerading as Visual Dysfunction

   44. Glaucoma Case Management Decisions

   45. The Latest in Corneal Cross Linking and Presbyopic IOLs

   46. • Newest Near Vision Corneal Inlay
       • Macular Pigment Supplementation: A Prescription for Vision and Cognitive Health
       • Corneal Collagen Cross Linking
       • Smile Incision Lenticule Extraction
       • Corneal Crosslinking
       • Choosing Premium Lenses in Highly Abberated Corneas
       • What We Can Do to Help Our Unhappy Patients
       • Macular Dystrophies with DRUSEN

   47. Kaiser Permanente Ocular Symposium

   48. International Ophthalmology

   49. Hollenhorst Plaques

   50. Primer on Keratitis

   51. Glaucomatous Nerve & Imaging

   52. • Improving Cataract Surgery
       • Orbital Trauma
       • Review of Uveitis

   53. Symfony and Symfony Toric: Extended Range of Technology

   54. Update in Cataract and Refractive Surgery

   55. East Bay Eye Center Multispecialty CME

4. Discussion and Possible Action on Practice and Education Committee 2017 Meeting Calendar

5. Adjournment

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