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Case-Based Continuing Education for Health Care Professionals
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Continuing Education Course Library
In this educational activity, experts in DED present a review of natural tear production and its importance for ocular surface health, describe new and emerging tear stimulation treatments for DED, including data from pivotal trials, and share insights on therapeutic decision making through a series of case-based discussions.
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In this educational activity, experts will use cases and a debate-style format to explore different treatment options for a variety of patient scenarios.
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In this educational activity, which captures the proceedings of a live virtual CE/CME symposium held during the ASPEN21 Virtual Conference, experts apply new guidelines and evidence to a variety of patient scenarios.
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In this educational activity, derived from a roundtable discussion, experts interpret the latest data and provide actionable insights to meet the needs of Canadians with neovascular age-related macular degeneration or those at risk of development of neovascular age-related macular degeneration in a previously unaffected eye.
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This educational activity will review the pathophysiology of neurotrophic keratitis, a newly developed disease stage classification, and current best practices for screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
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In this educational activity, new and emerging, evidence-based strategies for evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of dementia-related psychosis are presented, and educational tools clinicians can use in their facilities are provided.
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This educational activity will update clinicians on diagnostic and treatment strategies for the management of DED as well as collaborative strategies that can better educate patients on their role in the successful management of their DED.
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This educational activity will update clinicians on diagnostic and treatment strategies for the management of DED as well as collaborative strategies that can better educate patients on their role in the successful management of their DED.
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This educational activity provides an overview of the age-related loss of accommodative amplitude underlying presbyopia and of emerging topical therapies for improving near-vision function of people with presbyopia.
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