Independent Prescribing Simulation-Based Session 6

Provider: NHS Education for Scotland (NES)

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The session will consist of an introduction followed by three scenarios for you to work through in small groups with the help of a simulated patient and the EyeSi virtual reality slit lamp. 

You will be in small groups and will take turns to take the lead on the cases in turn. You will all be expected to participate in discussion and examination of the patient and feedback.

An actor will present as a patient, you will be expected to conduct history and symptoms. Work through possible differential diagnosis and examine the patient using the EyeSi virtual reality slit lamp. Discuss clinical findings and differential diagnosis formulating a management plan based on findings using evidence for treatment referencing CMG and other resources. Feedback discussion with the patient on the management plan. Conclusion with feedback from actor and facilitator.

Please note that if you cancel with less than 72 hoursnotice or do not attend a session you may be charged up to £150 for the session and removed from future bookings. All absences will be recorded and may affect your future ability to book.

NES Optometry reserve the right to cancel any sessions due to unforeseen circumstances, we will endeavour to give as much notice of this where possible. In such situations all communication will be done through email.

Prerequisites:
I agree to the following terms and conditions: If you cancel with less than 72h notice or do not attend a session you may be charged up to £150 for the session. All absences will be recorded and may affect your future ability to book. I confirm I understand I must submit each IP Logbook session within 2 weeks of attendance otherwise the session will not count towards my placement.

Learning outcomes:
C-112386 Domain: Communication: Enhanced communication strategies to effectively convey realistic expectations regarding the management of chronic and acute glaucoma, as well as progressive Fuchs dystrophy, while navigating uncertainty around underlying cause. (S1.2) Domain: Clinical practice Demonstrate enhanced confidence in selecting and applying the most appropriate diagnostic techniques, particularly in relation to gonioscopy, glaucoma and corneal dystrophy, whilst considering a range of management options to deliver effective patient-centred care. (S5.1) Domain: Specialty CPD - AS/SP/IP optometrist Demonstrate enhanced recognition of your scope of practice and the ability to identify when onward referral to other professional colleagues is appropriate, to support the best clinical outcome. (S6.1)

Type: Bookable course

Audience: IP Optometrist

Contact email: nes.optometrysimulation@nhs.scot

CPD Points: 3