Event date: 20th January (6:30pm)
Title: Ethnicity and Eye Care in Wales
Speakers: Bablin Molik, Chief Executive Officer of Sight Cymru and Tosin Adeleke, Awareness Campaign Officer at Sight Cymru
Open to: Optometrists, Dispensing Opticians, all Practice Team
CPD: 1 General Interactive Point for Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians.
You must remain in attendance online for the full webinar duration including the Q & A session to qualify for the CPD point.
Register here Please register using this official registration form.
Forwarded links will not collect your details and CPD certificates cannot be issued without a completed registration.
Domain/Learning Outcomes:
Communication SoP1
By the end of the session attendees should be able to:
– give patient information about the prevalence and risk factors of eye conditions in certain ethnic minority populations in a way they can understand, using your professional judgement to adapt your language and communication as appropriate
– understand patient perceptions around eye care services and ways to encourage uptake of primary eye care services amongst ethnic minority populations.
Clinical practice SoP 5
By the end of the session, attendees should be able to understand the eye conditions known to have a higher prevalence in certain ethnic minority populations, along with the factors that increase the likelihood of eye disease.
Title: Transform Your Mind and Life – for Practitioner, Place and Patient
Event date: 09 Feb , 7:30pm via Zoom
Open to: All practice staff
CPD: Eye Care Professionals will receive 3 interactive CPD points.
We are pleased to invite you to an additional virtual Wellbeing CPD Workshop, arranged specifically for Eye Care Professionals (ECPs) and practice staff who were unable to attend the recent face-to-face CPD roadshow.
Research and professional feedback show that many within the eye care profession benefit from actively working on their wellbeing. This interactive workshop provides practical strategies to support sustainable wellbeing.
This interactive virtual workshop mirrors the core content of the in-person sessions and offers participants the opportunity to experience practical wellbeing strategies firsthand, while taking a meaningful first step toward building sustainable wellbeing habits.
This event is funded by Optometry Wales