Each year the College’s flagship conference brings together ophthalmologists and ophthalmic professionals from across the world to celebrate and share developments from across the eye health community. The programme includes seminars that delve into the fascinating detail behind eye care developments, ground-breaking lectures from leading researchers and workshops to help you develop your clinical and non-clinical skills.

• Basisinformation
  Datum

  24.05.2021, 09:00 - 27.05.2021, 17:00

  Kongress

  hybrid (virtual / physical)

  Sprache

  Englisch

  Gebühren ab

  gebührenfrei

  Veranstalter

  The Royal College of Ophthalmologists
  Scientific Department

  Organisator

  The Royal College of Ophthalmologists

  Olivia Sibly

  Scientific Department
  17 Cornwall Terrace
  GB - NW1 4QW London
  Tel.: +44 (0)20 7935 0702
  Fax: +44 (0)20 7487 4674

• VERANSTALTUNGSORT
  
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  hybrid (virtual / physical), GB
• Programm

  The College is working with members to create an exciting new programme of activity that covers the breadth of subspecialties and offers a unique opportunity to develop surgical skills and learn how to work collaboratively in the evolving health landscape.

  Monday, May 24 2021
  09.00 - 10.30	President`s session	Hall 1
  10.00 - 12.30	Ocular trauma skills course	Default Location
  10.00 - 16.00	Procurement engagement day	Default Location
  10.30 - 11.00	Tea	Hall 3
  11.00 - 12.30	Everything you wanted to know about keratoconus but were too afraid to ask!	Default Location
  	Investigation and diagnosis of uveitis
  	Is ROP sight loss now entirely preventable?
  	Periocular dystonia
  	Quality, outcomes, productivity & finance – keeping everything in balance or spinning plates?
  12.30 - 13.30	International welcome	Default Location
  	Lunch	Hall 3
  13.15 - 15.45	Introduction to sub specialist surgery course	Default Location
  13.30 - 15.30	Genetic testing in ophthalmology	Default Location
  	Glaucoma
  	Implementing Ophthalmic Practitioner Training (OPT) based on OCCCF
  	Inspirational data science - from Florence Nightingale to 2020
  	Medical Retina Emergencies: Diagnostic and Management updates
  15.30 - 17.00	Tea	Hall 3
  16.00 - 17.00	Ashton Lecture	Hall 1
  17.00 - 18.30	Drink reception and poster viewing	Hall 3
  Tuesday, May 25 2021
  08.00 - 09.00	Involving patients in decisions about their care	Default Location
  	Looking forward to retirement
  	The dark art of managing change in the NHS
  	The emerging role of injectable dermal fillers: Why is it relevant to an ophthalmologist?
  	The impact of the UK’s clinical research on our everyday practice: key findings from landmark NIHR Portfolio studies
  	Introduction to sub specialist surgery course	Default Location
  09.00 - 10.00	Bowman Lecture - The pre-Descemet's layer, Dua's layer, Dua-Fine layer. What's in a name?	Hall 1
  10.00 - 10.30	RCOphth AGM	Hall 1
  10.00 - 11.00	International welcome	Default Location
  10.30 - 11.00	Tea	Hall 3
  11.00 - 13.00	Central serous chorioretinopathy	Default Location
  	Managing risk and patient safety
  	Modern management of primary angle-closure glaucoma
  	The application of science in the art of medicine
  	Video symposia on challenging cases in cataract surgery
  13.00 - 14.00	St John Eye Hospital lunchtime talk	Default Location
  	Lunch	Hall 3
  13.30 - 16.00	Ocular trauma skills course	Default Location
  14.00 - 15.00	Horizon Scanning	Hall 1
  14.00 - 17.00	Training the trainers - supervision in practice	Default Location
  15.00 - 15.30	Presidential handover	Default Location
  15.00 - 18.00	Ophthalmic Trainees Forum	Default Location
  15.30 - 16.00	Tea	Hall 3
  16.00 - 17.30	Anaesthesia for eye surgery- top tips for safety, efficiency & satisfaction	Default Location
  	Exude confidence with exudative retinal diseases
  	Perplexing symptoms – medically unexplained visual loss
  	The nibs, the mibs, the mabs
  	UK Biobank – understanding the potential
  Wednesday, May 26 2021
  08.00 - 09.00	Medicolegal issues for ophthalmologists	Default Location
  	Microphthalmia, anophthalmia and coloboma: Changing the way we manage our patients
  	Private medical practice: some different ways of working
  	Quality improvement
  	Working abroad
  09.00 - 10.00	Optic UK Lecture	Hall 1
  10.00 - 10.15	RCOphth Awards ceremony	Hall 1
  10.15 - 10.45	Tea	Hall 3
  10.45 - 12.15	Advances in blinding skin disease	Default Location
  	Local therapies in the management of non infectious uveitis
  	Mentoring skills
  	Neuro ophthalmology and friends
  	Small numbers, big impact: rare disease research through the BOSU
  	The invisible ophthalmologist
  12.15 - 13.00	Great debate - Cataract surgery should be a sub-specialism of ophthalmology	Hall 1
  13.00 - 14.00	SAS Forum	Default Location
  	Lunch	Hall 3
  14.00 - 15.30	Friend or foe: cornea vs glaucoma	Default Location
  	Grand rounds- Medical Retina
  	National Ophthalmic Database (NOD)
  	Ocular oncology patients in a general clinic – What can I manage myself, when to refer?
  	Sustainable innovations
  	Views from an Editor: How to write an article, and how to peer review a manuscript
  15.30 - 16.00	Tea
  16.00 - 17.30	High impact intervention in bite size portions	Default Location
  	Neuro ophthalmology the unmissable
  	Optometry & Ophthalmology partnerships to meet challenges of 2020 and beyond!
  	Phacoemulsification Training: A guide to learning, teaching & supervising cataract surgery in theatre
  	Controversies in diabetic retinopathy	Hall 1
  Thursday, May 27 2021
  09.00 - 10.00	Neuro ophthalmology subspeciality day	Default Location
  09.00 - 17.00	Paediatric subspeciality day
  	Retina subspeciality day
  	Vitreo - retino- cornea: A new subspeciality
  09.30 - 17.00	Glaucoma subspeciality day

  Deadlines

  Abstract 18.01.2021

  Hinweis Closing date is 9:00 on 18 January 2021.

• Gebühren

  alle	Gebühren ab gebührenfrei
• Buchung / Anmeldung

   

  Registration required. Please contact the organizer for further information.

• Zertifizierung
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