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Administrative/Practice Management01a01. Administrative/Practice Management
Chart Documentation/Coding/Scribing/Triage01b02. Chart Documentation/Coding/Scribing/Triage
History Taking 01c03. History Taking
General Ophthalmic Knowledge02a04. General Ophthalmic Knowledge
Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmology02b05. Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmology
General Surgery02c06. General Surgery
Cornea0307. Cornea
Glaucoma0408. Glaucoma
Oculoplastics0509. Oculoplastics
Retina0610. Retina
Refractive and Cataract Surgery0711. Refractive and Cataract Surgery
Neuro-Ophthalmology0812. Neuro-Ophthalmology
Pediatrics0913. Pediatrics
Ocular/Systemic Diseases1014. Ocular/Systemic Diseases
Diagnostic Testing/Imaging11a15. Diagnostic Testing/Imaging
Visual Fields11b16. Visual Fields
Instruments and Specialized Tests11c17. Instruments and Specialized Tests
Contact Lenses/Spectacles/Optical Dispensing1218. Contact Lenses/Spectacles/Optical Dispensing
Visual Assessment and Therapy13a19. Visual Assessment and Therapy
Low Vision/Treatment13b20. Low Vision/Treatment
Masters Courses1521. Masters Courses
Sub-Specialty Sessions1622. Sub-Specialty Sessions
Learning Labs1423. Learning Labs
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Course TimesCourse InfoCourse CodeCourseInstructorCourse Description
 JCAHPO CourseVD103002Diabetic Retinopathy: Learn to be an Ophthalmic Imaging AssistantJEREMY W. SHAWDescription: This course will teach the skills necessary to recognize and gauge diabetic eye changes. Techniques for identifying and documenting lesions will be discussed as part of diabetic retinopathy screening and an algorithmic surveillance system will be presented.  214891
 JCAHPO CourseVD103002Diabetic Retinopathy: Learn to be an Ophthalmic Imaging AssistantLupe Cisneros, COADescription: This course will teach the skills necessary to recognize and gauge diabetic eye changes. Techniques for identifying and documenting lesions will be discussed as part of diabetic retinopathy screening and an algorithmic surveillance system will be presented.  32201
 JCAHPO CourseVD103002Diabetic Retinopathy: Learn to be an Ophthalmic Imaging AssistantAndrea WongDescription: This course will teach the skills necessary to recognize and gauge diabetic eye changes. Techniques for identifying and documenting lesions will be discussed as part of diabetic retinopathy screening and an algorithmic surveillance system will be presented.  277351
 JCAHPO CourseVD102001Endophthalmitis PreventionNeal ShorsteinDescription: This course will discuss chemoprophylaxis and other ways to prevent infection.  119359
 JCAHPO CourseVD103006Gene TherapyAbdhish R. BhavsarAbdhish R. BhavsarDescription: The eye is an ideal target for gene therapy due to its accessibility and small size. Gene therapy can be used to target age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, myopic macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, Stargardt disease and optic nerve disease, such as optic atrophy and optic neuritis. This course will discuss the science behind gene therapy and give examples of its application in ophthalmology.  91620
 JCAHPO CourseVD102005Macular Degeneration, Now and NearChristina Y. WengDescription: This course will briefly review the current therapies available for age-related macular degeneration, and focus on promising therapeutics in the pipeline that may be available to providers in the near future.  227562
 JCAHPO CourseVD223002Medical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionMichael S. IpPrerequisite: A minimum of one-year experience in a retina practice. Description: This session will provide an update on current concepts and technologies; new emerging imaging technologies; and new therapeutics within the retina sub-specialty. Key retina topics include: the use of artificial intelligence; current and emerging treatment for dry and wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD); treatment of retinal vein occlusions; and current and emerging treatment for diabetic macular edema (DME).  136035
 JCAHPO CourseVD223002Medical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionMichael AbramoffPrerequisite: A minimum of one-year experience in a retina practice. Description: This session will provide an update on current concepts and technologies; new emerging imaging technologies; and new therapeutics within the retina sub-specialty. Key retina topics include: the use of artificial intelligence; current and emerging treatment for dry and wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD); treatment of retinal vein occlusions; and current and emerging treatment for diabetic macular edema (DME).  271217
 JCAHPO CourseVD223002Medical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionPeter K. KaiserPrerequisite: A minimum of one-year experience in a retina practice. Description: This session will provide an update on current concepts and technologies; new emerging imaging technologies; and new therapeutics within the retina sub-specialty. Key retina topics include: the use of artificial intelligence; current and emerging treatment for dry and wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD); treatment of retinal vein occlusions; and current and emerging treatment for diabetic macular edema (DME).  115054
 JCAHPO CourseVD223002Medical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionMICHAEL W. STEWARTMichael W. StewartPrerequisite: A minimum of one-year experience in a retina practice. Description: This session will provide an update on current concepts and technologies; new emerging imaging technologies; and new therapeutics within the retina sub-specialty. Key retina topics include: the use of artificial intelligence; current and emerging treatment for dry and wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD); treatment of retinal vein occlusions; and current and emerging treatment for diabetic macular edema (DME).  142534
 JCAHPO CourseVB103007PVD: Evolution, Complications and Treatment of Its Early StagesMark W. JohnsonDescription: This course will describe the pattern and progression of the most important change in the human vitreous: age-related posterior vitreous detachment (PVD). Pathogenesis and treatment of the numerous macular complications of PVD will be comprehensively discussed and illustrated.  34561
 JCAHPO CourseVD223003Surgical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionLauren A. DalvinDescription: This sub-specialty session will focus on the surgical treatment of retinal conditions. Topics will include posterior complications of anterior segment surgery, retinal surgery highlights and an update on the treatment of ocular tumors.  293253
 JCAHPO CourseVD223003Surgical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionSteven YehDescription: This sub-specialty session will focus on the surgical treatment of retinal conditions. Topics will include posterior complications of anterior segment surgery, retinal surgery highlights and an update on the treatment of ocular tumors.  208076
 JCAHPO CourseVD223003Surgical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionMICHAEL W. STEWARTMichael W. StewartDescription: This sub-specialty session will focus on the surgical treatment of retinal conditions. Topics will include posterior complications of anterior segment surgery, retinal surgery highlights and an update on the treatment of ocular tumors.  142534
 JCAHPO CourseVD223003Surgical Retina Sub-Specialty SessionWilliam F. MielerWilliam F. MielerDescription: This sub-specialty session will focus on the surgical treatment of retinal conditions. Topics will include posterior complications of anterior segment surgery, retinal surgery highlights and an update on the treatment of ocular tumors.  151147
 JCAHPO CourseVD102003Updated Guidelines for Intravitreal InjectionsYang ZhangDescription: This course will review best practices for performing intravitreal injections based on current literature. Evidence-based methods of preparation of the ocular surface, the prevention of infection and the administration of longer acting implants will be discussed.  253024
 JCAHPO CourseVD102004UveitisAshvini ReddyDescription: An introductory lecture to familiarize technicians and providers with the assessment and management of uveitis.  279806
 JCAHPO CourseVD031001Why We Ask What We Ask: Correlating Signs and Symptoms with Retinal DiseasesChristina Y. WengDescription: This lecture will use elements of the history (e.g., flashes/floaters, metamorphopsia, eye pain, etc.) as a launching pad into discussion of some common retinal diseases (e.g., retinal detachment, posterior vitreous detachment, epiretinal membrane). A review of each common pathology will then be provided and a brief overview of treatment for each disease state will be given.  227562