Optometry - Examining Children
What you'll learn
- Optometrists + optometry students: increase your confidence in conducting children’s eye examinations, determining the best refractive correction and more.
- Conducting children’s eye examinations
- Determining the best refractive correction
- Optometry for children
- Perform better then competitors
Description
The first of these four webinars - Dealing With Non-organic Vision Loss - is free to view!
Learn the benefits of increasing your confidence in conducting children’s eye examination, determining the best possible refractive correction and detecting and managing eye diseases.
Use this course to help reduce your worries about examining children, know what to do when a child presents with apparent reduced vision, what tests to conduct to make the best use of the child’s co-operation span, what tests to conduct to get the measurements you need and make sure your disease detecting skills are at their best.
Do a good job with children and the others will follow. Build on your good reputation, and boost your business.
Who this course is for:
- Optometrists and optometry students
Course content
- Preview01:08
- Preview39:00
- 40:49Enhancing Children’s Eye Examinations
- 42:40Measurements in Children’s Eye Examinations
- 38:00Children’s Eye Diseases
- Preview01:01
Instructor
![Frank Eperjesi](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 65 Reviews
- 630 Students
- 4 Courses
After 16 years in the Optometry department, including 5 as Head, I took up the post of Interim Deputy Head of Aston Business School. That was interesting and brought a different set of challenges. Then I was successful in my application for the position of Dean of the Centre of Learning and Innovation in Professional Practice. I'm also a visiting Professor in Clinical Optometry at the Arab-American University, Ramallah, Palestine.
I am assisted in my course creation by video producer Mark Slocombe, of CreationVideo.