Optometry Independent Prescribing simulation-based placements

Access to the Handbook, which provides more detailed guidance for all sessions, will be provided once your booking is confirmed and can be found in the Documents tab.

Please also check the Session Details document under the Documents tab for the name of your facilitator, and add their details to your logbook prior to your attendance.

NES Optometry reserve the right to cancel any sessions due to unforeseen circumstances. We advise that if you book travel or accommodation, you do so with the ability to cancel for full reimbursement as NES cannot be held liable for any loss of expenses. We will endeavour to give as much notice of cancellation as possible, and all such 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 4 weeks of attendance otherwise the session will not count towards my placement.

Learning outcomes:
C-112297 Domain: Communication Employ targeted history-taking skills, recognise and prioritise the information gathered from patients presenting with conditions affecting the ocular adnexa, and corneal dystrophies. (S1.1) Demonstrate confidence in communicating appropriate management and treatment, including prescribing, where indicated, for conditions affecting the ocular adnexa, and corneal dystrophies. (S2.1) Domain: Clinical practice Analyse the significance of the signs and symptoms, investigate accordingly and diagnose patients with conditions affecting the ocular adnexa and, corneal dystrophies. (S7.1) Formulate an appropriate treatment plan using local and/or national guidelines to manage patients with conditions affecting the ocular adnexa, and cornea dystrophies. (S6.1) Domain: Specialty CPD - AS/SP/IP optometrist Demonstrate how IP Optometrists make and communicate prescribing decisions by selecting the most appropriate first line, second line, or tertiary treatments based on the clinical conditions and individual needs of the patient. (S7.6)

Type: Bookable course

Audience: IP Optometrist