TOP
5
CET videos
of 2016
Introducing our five most popular CET videos of 2016
so far, all available at cetpoints.com…
Education, education, education:
when to refer
As an eye care practitioner, it’s likely
you frequently encounter problems that
need to be referred to a colleague or
an ophthalmologist. This video looks at
some of the most common issues that
require referral and how and when
action should be taken.
It’s BV Jim, but not as we know
it – tips and tricks to improve your
everyday binocular vision
Many consider binocular vision to be
a subject that’s difficult to understand.
However this video lecture simplifies
core binocular vision tests and helps you
pick up some useful top tips, such as the
best ways to test young children.
Driving vision and road safety
This video offers some useful advice
when it comes to advising patients
whether they meet the DVLA
requirements to drive. It also contains
some helpful information on the best
way to communicate with related
professionals, such as driving instructors,
GPs and road safety officers.
Watch these
videos and more
at cetpoints.com
Let’s face it: impairments
of face perception for eye
care professionals
Faces are among the most important
objects that our visual system
recognises. This video looks at how
the brain recognises faces, and the
problems that can arise with impaired
face perception due to ocular
disease. There is also a section on
prosopagnosia – otherwise known
as face-blindness.
Referral urgency of common
eye conditions Fast facts about 2013-15
CET cycle
Sometimes timing is crucial. Making a
timely and appropriate referral to the
hospital eye service can improve patient
care and enhance your relationship
with your peers. This lecture looks at
common eye conditions such as eyelid
lumps and bumps, cataract, glaucoma,
red eye, vascular conditions and
pigmented retinal lesions and discusses
how urgently they should be referred. More than 1 million CET points
were awarded to more than
21,000 registrants
More than 16,000 CET
applications were made by more
than 400 providers
The average number of CET points
accepted by Optometrists and DOs
was 38
CET in the last cycle scored an
average feedback rating of 89%
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