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MyCred Presentation Portfolios for Healthcare Professionals
MyCred Portfolios are electronic credential and achievement presentation portfolios designed to store and present an individual’s educational, professional, and experiential accomplishments.
MyCred Portfolios serve to educate, influence, and inspire an individual’s viewing audience leading to stronger professional relationships and positive outcomes.
MyCred Portfolios offer the flexibility, scalability, and portability to support an individual throughout their continuum of education ... |
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Neurotrophic Keratitis: Diagnosis, Comorbidities, Ocular Exam
View this case discussion between Francis Mah, MD, and Karolinne Maia Rocha, MD, PhD, as they review how to identify the stages of neurotrophic keratitis and share tips for differentiating neurotrophic keratitis from similar diseases. |
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Roundtable Discussion Part 1: Defining the Fundamental Etiology of Presbyopia
Drs. Richard Lindstrom, John Berdahl, Preeya Gupta, Edward Holland, Sheri Rowen, Derrell White, and Elizabeth Yeu discuss the fundamental etiology of presbyopia. They discuss the structural changes of the lens and how they correlate with functional performance. They also discuss the prevalence and demographics of today’s presbyopic patient.
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Customizing Treatment Plans for the Diabetic Patient - On-demand
In this enduring material, Program Chair Allen C. Ho, MD, FACS, and John W. Kitchens, MD, will focus on the importance of working with diabetic patients and caregivers to create an individualized approach to treatment in an attempt to minimize loss to follow-up. Drs. Ho and Kitchens will also discuss potential solutions to patient compliance issues related to socioeconomics and other factors. |
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Customizing Treatment Plans for the Diabetic Patient - On-demand
In this enduring material, Program Chair Allen C. Ho, MD, FACS, and John W. Kitchens, MD, will focus on the importance of working with diabetic patients and caregivers to create an individualized approach to treatment in an attempt to minimize loss to follow-up. Drs. Ho and Kitchens will also discuss potential solutions to patient compliance issues related to socioeconomics and other factors. |
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Update on Geographic Atrophy and Complement System–based Therapeutics
The impact on quality of life for patients with geographic atrophy (GA) is significant. This supplement reviews the prevalence of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), including advanced AMD (exudative and GA) as well as the pathogenesis of GA and the complex role of the complement system in GA development. The faculty members also discuss the latest clinical trial data for pipeline candidates targeting the complement pathways for the treatment of GA.
This certified CME activity is design... |
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Roundtable Discussion Part 2: Impact of Presbyopia Progression on Quality of Life
Drs. Richard Lindstrom, John Berdahl, Preeya Gupta, Edward Holland, Sheri Rowen, Derrell White, and Elizabeth Yeu discuss the impact of presbyopia progression on a patient’s quality of life. Presbyopia is often the first sign of aging, and it can impact daily activities. They discuss best practices for identifying and diagnosing presbyopia patients.
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Roundtable Discussion Part 3: Efficacy, Safety, and Comfort Considerations for Pharmaceutical Presbyopia Treatments
Drs. Richard Lindstrom, John Berdahl, Preeya Gupta, Edward Holland, Sheri Rowen, Derrell White, and Elizabeth Yeu discuss the efficacy, safety, and comfort considerations for pharmaceutical presbyopia treatments. They also discuss the new and emerging pharmaceutical presbyopia treatments, and how to guide these patients throughout their journey.
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Innovations in Pharmacological Treatments for Presbyopic Patients
Drs. Marjan Farid and Nicole Fram discuss the key efficacy, safety, and comfort considerations when using these new pharmaceutical presbyopia treatments. They also describe the patients that will be the best candidates for pharmaceutical presbyopia treatments.
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Matching Presbyopia-Correcting Technology to the Individual Cataract Patient's Needs
Drs. Constance Okeke and Brandon Ayres describe their current treatment strategies for patients seeking spectacle independence and vision at all distances. They discuss how to manage patient expectations for presbyopia correcting IOL patients during the preoperative consultation, and how to determine the visual distance needs of presbyopia patients. They describe how they manage patients with comorbid conditions, like glaucoma, post-corneal refractive surgery, and other corneal abnormalities. |
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Modernizing Medical Retina: Review of the Pipeline - Supplement
This continuing medical education (CME) activity captures content from a virtual roundtable discussion.
This supplement summarizes an in-depth discussion into the available options for treatment of retinal diseases and the challenges faced by retina specialists in the current environment of COVID-19, in addition to patient compliance with demainding regimens. The faculty also reviews therapies under investigation for these conditions and the potential they have for longer duration and impro... |
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12-Night Italy, Turkey & Greek Islands CME AWAY® Cruise - Cardiology, Sexual Medicine & Physician Wellness
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy • Sicily (Messina), Italy • Rhodes, Greece • Santorini, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Istanbul, Turkey • Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey • Naples, Italy |
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11-Night Quito & The Galapagos Islands CME AWAY® Cruise - Family Medicine, Psychiatry & Oncology
Quito, Ecuador • Baltra Island (Galapagos) • Daphne Major (Cruising) • Gardner Bay (Espanola) • Punta Suarez • Cormorant Point, Floreana Island • Post Office Bay, Floreana Island • Moreno Point, Isabela Island • Urvina Bay, Isabela Island • Espinoza Point, Fernandina Island • Vicente Roca Point, Isabela Island • South Plaza (Santa Cruz Island) • Dragon Hill (Santa Cruz Island) • Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island
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12-Night Fiji, Tonga, Cook Islands & Society Islands CME AWAY® Cruise - Updates in Endocrinology & Respirology
Lautoka, Viti Levu, Fiji • Suva, Viti Levu, Fiji • Savusavu, Vanua Levu, Fiji • Vava’u, Tonga • Aitutaki, Cook Islands • Bora Bora, Society Islands • Moorea, Society Islands • Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands |
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Roundtable Discussion Part 3: New and Emerging Pharmaceutical Presbyopia Treatments
Drs. Paul Karpecki, Derek Cunningham, Ben Gaddie, Cecelia Koetting, Jack Schaeffer, and Gina Wesley discuss the impact of presbyopia progression on a patient’s quality of life. |
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Pneumatic Vitreolysis with C3F8 for Vitreomacular Traction With and Without Macular Hole: DRCR Retina Network Protocols AG and AH
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Chan CK, Mein CE, Glassman AR, et al. Pneumatic Vitreolysis with C3F8 for Vitreomacular Traction with and without Macular Hole: DRCR Retina Network Protocols AG and AH. Ophthalmology. 2021;S0161-6420(21)00353-5.
Abstracted by Joshua Levinson MD |
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10-Night Italy & France CME AWAY® Cruise - Endodontics: What’s Old, What’s New & What Works
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence/Pisa(La Spezia), Italy • Cannes, France • Provence (Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Cagliari, Sardinia • Sicily (Messina), Italy • Naples, Italy |
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Roundtable Discussion Part 2: Identifying and Diagnosing Presbyopia Patients
Drs. Paul Karpecki, Derek Cunningham, Ben Gaddie, Cecelia Koetting, Jack Schaeffer, and Gina Wesley discuss best practices for identifying and diagnosing presbyopia patients. |
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Microcystic Macular Edema and Cystoid Macular Edema Before and After Epiretinal Membrane Surgery
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Lee DH, Park SE, Lee CS. Microcystic macular edema and cystoid macular edema before and after epiretinal membrane surgery. Retina. 2021;41(8):1652-59.
Abstract by Edward H. Wood, MD |
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Clinical Outcomes and Treatment Course of Eyes With Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration Following the Development of Endophthalmitis
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Koulisis N, Moysidis S, Govindaraju V, et al. Clinical Outcomes and Treatment Course of Eyes with Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration Following the Development of Endophthalmitis. Retina 2021; 41(6):1242-1250.
Abstracted by Judy J Chen, MD |
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7-Night St. Lucia CME AWAY® Resort - Forensic Dentistry, Domestic Violence, Oral Cancer and HPV and Psychiatric Illness and Dentistry: Challenges for Oral Care
Pigeon Island Gros Islet, St. Lucia
An idyllic all-inclusive resort located on its very own peninsula, Sandals Grande St. Lucian is often described as the “closest vacation to a picture-perfect postcard.” Cradled to the west by Rodney Bay – boasting the calmest waters in all of Saint Lucia – and to the east by the majestic Atlantic Ocean, this magnificent adults-only resort showcases awe-inspiring panoramic views and Over-The-Water Bungalows that will linger in your heart forever. V... |
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11-Night Egypt & Israel CME AWAY® Cruise - Updates in Cardiology & Emergency Medicine
Athens (Piraeus), Greece • Alexandria, Egypt • Port Said, Egypt • Jerusalem (Ashdod), Israel • Haifa, Israel • Limassol, Cyprus • Athens (Piraeus), Greece
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Neurotrophic Keratitis: Diagnosis and Testing
View this case discussion between Francis Mah, MD and John D. Sheppard, MD, MMSc, as they review the steps of a neurotrophic keratitis diagnostic exam and details of corneal sensitivity testing. Drs. Mah and Sheppard will also provide clinical pearls through a case discussion.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this activity, the participant should be able to:
Identify the stages of neurotrophic keratitis
Recognize how to differentiate neurotrophic keratitis from similar diseases
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Neurotrophic Keratitis: A “Rare Disease” Yet Common Problem
This continuing medical education (CME) activity captures content from a live symposium.
Based on a live satellite symposium held during the American Society for Cataract and Refractive Surgeons Annual Meeting, this supplement summarizes the presentations on the stages of neurotrophic keratitis and the available treatments.
This certified CME activity is designed for ophthalmologists. |
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KOL Knockout™ — Cataract Edition: Surgeons Battling for the Best Outcomes
This continuing medical education (CME) activity captures content from a three live virtual symposia.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
This supplement summarizes content from a series of three unique, live virtual symposia hosted by Uday Devgan, MD, FACS, FRCS. The game show-style quiz competition with real-time audience voting featured cataract-focused case studies and discussions regarding patient care and surgical approaches among seven key opinion leaders/contestants. The archived video series can... |
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Presbyopia Management: Matching Today's Presbyopia-correcting Innovations With Specific Patient Needs
CONTENT SOURCE
This continuing medical education (CME) activity captures content from a series of five webinars.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
This supplement summarizes a series of webinars on presbyopia-correcting intraocular lenses (IOLs). The extensive panel of experts reviews the latest research and their personal experience with the current options for managing presbyopia and a review of IOLs in the pipeline.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This certified CME activity is designed for ophthalmologists. |
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9-Night Kenya CME AWAY® Land Tour - Neurology and Orthopedics: Brain vs Brawn
The concept of the safari was born in Kenya where in Kiswahili the word
safari means "journey”. East Africa has the reputation as the quintessential safari destination for good reason. The region’s dramatic contrasts and endless array of ecosystems showcases a variety of wildlife, making this one of the top destinations for African safari vacationers. |
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4-Night Rwanda Gorilla Trek CME AWAY® Land Tour
SPACE ON THIS TRIP IS EXTREMELY LIMITED & MUST BE SECURED WELL IN ADVANCE. GORILLA PERMITS ARE IN HIGH DEMAND. ATTENDANCE AT THIS CME IS LIMITED TO THOSE SIGNED UP FOR AND ARE ATTENDING THE CME SESSIONS IN KENYA IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THIS TRIP.
Kigali, Rwanda • Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda |
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7-Night Barbados CME AWAY® Resort - Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Pain Management & General Family Medicine
Beachfront luxury takes on new meaning with rooms and suites nestled along the pristine white sands of Dover Beach. Experience the Royal Treatment at Sandals Royal Barbados, the all-new, all-suite resort in the spirited St. Lawrence Gap area. Featuring a number of Sandals firsts, including the first rooftop pool and bar, the first 4-lane bowling alley, the first men’s only barbershop, and two new restaurant concepts – American Tavern and Chi Asian. This 222 all-suite resort will also featu... |
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18-Night South America CME AWAY® Cruise - Osteoarthritis, Medical Cannabis, Mood Disorders, Elder Care, Concussions, Exercise and Pregnancy and Pain Management
Bridgetown, Barbados • Willemstad, Curaçao • Oranjestad, Aruba • Cartagena, Columbia • Panama Canal Transit • Manta, Ecuador • Salaverry, Peru • Lima (Callao), Peru • Arica, Chile • Valparaiso, Chile |
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Advances in™ Dry Eye Disease - The Future of Treatment for Patients with Meibomian Gland Dysfunction-Associated DED
Target Audience
This online educational activity is directed toward ophthalmologists, optometrists and other healthcare professionals who would be involved in dry eye disease care, such as PCPs, NPs and PAs.
Program Overview
This online educational activity is designed to provide expert interpretation of new and emerging data on the treatment of meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)-associated dry eye disease (DED), with a forward-looking perspective on how new and novel agents may impact... |
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Case Presentations in Medical Glaucoma: A Review of Therapeutic Advances
CONTENT SOURCE
This continuing medical education (CME)/continuing education (CE) activity captures content from a roundtable discussion that occurred on October 17, 2018.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
Glaucoma is a leading cause of preventable blindness in the United States, and at least 3 million Americans have a form of this chronic disease. Somewhat asymptomatic, patients may lose more than 40% of their optic nerve fibers before noticing a loss of peripheral vision and seeking medical intervent... |
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Tear Film Homeostasis & the Trigeminal Nerve: An In-Depth Look at the Science Behind Dry Eye
Dry eye disease (DED) is a common multifactorial disorder that perpetuates itself in a vicious circle of inflammation, tear film instability, neurosensory abnormalities, and hyperosmolarity resulting in an ongoing immune response.
This previously recorded satellite symposium highlights the latest scientific findings on DED and the novel approaches currently under investigation to treat ocular surface disease.
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KOL Knockout: Glaucoma Edition - Personalized Treatment Plans in Medical Glaucoma Management Round 2
Round 2 of this fun and exciting virtual CME program, hosted by Douglas Rhee, MD, is a game show-style quiz competition that will feature Round 1 Champion Jody Piltz-Seymour, MD, along with two new KOL contestants: JoAnn Giaconi, MD, and Thomas D. Patrianakos, DO.
The program includes a brief presentation followed by patient case studies and each KOL will weigh in on the treatment options. Will Dr. Piltz-Seymour keep her winning title or will Drs. Giaconi or Patrianakos take the belt? Watch... |
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Expanding the Presbyopia Practice: Growing the Population of Happy Presbyopia Patients With the Latest Technologies
Drs. Eric Donnenfeld, Marjan Farid, Karolinne Rocha, Vance Thompson, and George Waring discuss strategies to manage presbyopes, from early to late stages of presbyopia progression. They discuss new and emerging pharmaceutical treatments options as well as next-generation presbyopia-correcting IOLs. Through a series of case presentations, they discuss how to best manage patients depending on their presbyopia progression and other comorbid conditions. This program was recorded at AAO 2021 in New... |
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Challenges With Postoperative Posterior Segment Inflammation
Research indicates that sustained-release implants may have better efficacy and fewer systemic side effects when treating posterior segment uveitis than other corticosteroid delivery options or alternative nonsteroidal treatments. To provide the best treatment possible for patients undergoing eye surgery, ophthalmologists must have a thorough understanding of all available options and their benefits and challenges.
This webinar will include a lively discussion on current postoperative ther... |
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Combating Diabetic Eye Disease and Patients at Risk for Loss to Follow-Up
Retina Specialists Allen C. Ho, MD, FACS, and Katherine Talcott, MD, discuss three complex patient cases and ways to limit loss to follow-up in patients with diabetic eye disease. |
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Diabetic Eye Disease Pipeline Therapies Part 1: Faricimab, KSI-301, and OPT-302
This discussion with Program Chair Christina Y. Weng, MD, MBA, and David A Eichenbaum, MD, includes a case study that highlights challenges with managing diabetic eye disease during the COVID era and how longer duration therapies could be beneficial.
Drs. Weng and Eichenbaum also converse about the latest data on pipeline therapies for diabetic macular edema, including faricimab, KSI-301, and OPT-302. |
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Development of Macular Atrophy After Pars Plana Vitrectomy for Myopic Traction Maculopathy and Macular Hole Retinal Detachment in Pathologic Myopia
August 2021: VBS Literature Update
Fang, Y et al. Development of macular atrophy after pars plana vitrectomy for myopic traction maculopathy and macular hole retinal detachment in pathologic myopia. Retina. 2020;40(10):1881-93. DOI: 10.1097/IAE.0000000000002709.
Abstract by Musa Abdelaziz, MD |
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End-of-study Results for the Ladder Phase 2 Trial of the Port Delivery System With Ranibizumab for Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Khanani A, Callanan D, Dreyer R, et al. End-of-study results for the Ladder phase 2 trial of the Port Delivery System with ranibizumab for neovascular age-related macular degeneration. Ophthalmol Retina. 2021;5:775-87.
Abstract by Philip Storey, MD, MPH |
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Laser Treatment After Minimized Eye Movement for Repair of Retinal Detachment
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Kokame GT, Yee S, Omizo JN, Villanueva L, Liu J. Laser Treatment after minimized eye movement for repair of retinal detachment. Ophthalmol Retina. 2021;5(9):939-941. doi: 10.1016/j.oret.2021.01.014. Epub 2021 Jan 30. PMID: 33529816.
Abstract by Avni P. Finn, MD, MBA
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Long-term Anti-vascular Endothelial Growth Factor Treatment for Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration: the LATAR Study
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Spooner K, Fraser-Bell S, Hong T, et al. Long-term anti-vascular endothelial growth factor treatment for neovascular age-related macular degeneration: the LATAR study. Report 1: ten-year, real-world outcomes. Ophthalmol Retina. 2021;5(6):511-18.
Abstracted by Vlad Matei, MD |
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Telehealth-based Eye Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Utilization, Safety, and the Patient Experience
October 2021: VBS Literature Update
Newman-Casey PA, De Lott L, Cho J, et al. Telehealth-based eye care during the COVID-19 pandemic: utilization, safety, and the patient experience. Am J Ophthal. 2021;230:234–42.
Abstract by Jaya B. Kumar, MD |
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Patient Care Update: Neurotrophic Keratitis Diagnosis, Treatment, and Referrals
Neurotrophic keratitis can lead to epithelial breakdown, impairment of healing, and ultimately to the development of corneal ulceration, melting and perforation.
Watch the faculty discuss the potential causes of neurotrophic keratitis, how to differentiate it from similar diseases, and when referrals may be necessary. Treatment options are also discussed, including the mechanisms of action of newer therapies and when they should be introduced. |
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Washington: HIV/AIDS, 7 units
Addresses the requirement for the 7-unit course on HIV/AIDS for healthcare workers in Washington State. Covers six subject areas: HIV etiology and epidemiology, transmission precautions and infection control, testing and counseling, clinical manifestations and treatment, legal and ethical issues, and psychosocial issues.
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On the Horizon: New Options for Treating Presbyopia
Pharmaceutical options for treatment of presbyopia will change the conversations between eye care providers and patients. These drugs are also expected to provide a gateway for more patients to visit eye care providers. The current options simply do not completely satisfy all patients.
This program will include engaging discussions among the panel members and audience related to underlying mechanisms of presbyopic changes; pharmacological properties of newly emerging presbyopia-correcting d... |
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Battling the Rock-Hard Cataract: Managing Complex Cataract Extraction with the Latest Phaco Techniques and Technologies
Drs. David Chang, Steve Dewey, Sam Garg, and Cathy McCabe present a series of complex phaco cases across 3 sections: (1) Phaco Techniques: Viscoelastic and Chopping, (2) Phaco Dynamics: Settings, Fluidics, and Power Modulation, and (3) Tools for Complex Cases: Laser Cataract Surgery, Capsular Tension Rings, Pupil Expansion Devices, etc. Throughout their case presentations and panel discussions, faculty share pearls for managing complex cataract extractions. This program was recorded at AAO 202... |
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Chapter 3: Early Detection and Intervention for Keratoconus
Dr. Brandon Ayres describes collagen crosslinking to prevent the progression of keratoconus and ectasia from worsening over time. He provides examples of patient conversations throughout their journey.
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Chapter 4: Keys to Planning Treatments of Complex Cornea Patients
Dr. Nicole Fram discusses unique preoperative diagnostics and IOL calculation considerations for complex cornea patients. She discusses her decision making process between corneal and lens treatment for phakic patients.
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Chapter 1: Early Detection of Keratoconus Patients
Dr. Elizabeth Yeu describes keratoconus, including its prevalence, key characteristics, and risk factors that may lead to disease progression.
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