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PROGAM AT A GLANCE
Dry Eye Diagnostics Simplified
Dr. Cory Lappin, OD, MS, FAAO
Dry eye disease is one of the most common conditions encountered in primary eye care, yet diagnosis can feel challenging in busy clinics. This course simplifies the process by providing a systematic approach to diagnosis.
COPE 104219-TD | 1 Hour
Dry Eye in the Real World
Dr. Jessilin Quint, OD, MBA, MS, FAAO
This course discusses the gap between ideal treatment plans and the realities that patients face every day. While guidelines and technologies continue to evolve, successful dry eye management often depends on understanding patient lifestyle, motivation and limitations. This course emphasizes a patient-centered approach of meeting patients where they are, while also utilizing the latest in dry eye innovations. Designed for real-world applications, this course equips providers with the tools to streamline decision-making, improve patient outcomes and confidently manage dry eye in everyday practice.
COPE 104261-TD | 1 Hour
Low-Level Light Therapy: Navigating the Science and Applications of Photobiomodulation in Eye Care
Dr. Joseph Allen, OD, FAAO, Dipl. ABO
This course introduces the science of Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) to the eye care professional. Emphasis will be placed on published protocols and understanding treatment variables including specific wavelengths utilized. Mechanism of action will be reviewed, with attention to the application of retinal disease, dry eye and myopia.
COPE ID 104661-GO | 1 Hour
Regenerative Era of DED
Dr. Mahnia Madan, BSc, OD, FAAO
Dry eye disease management is evolving beyond symptom suppression toward therapies that restore ocular surface health through regenerative approaches. Emerging biologics such as exosomes, amniotic membrane therapies and nerve growth factor-based treatments, including those currently in the pipeline, aim to promote cellular repair, support corneal nerve regeneration and modulate inflammation. This course reviews the mechanisms and current evidence behind these regenerative therapies and discusses how they can be integrated into modern ocular surface disease management, particularly in patients with chronic or treatment-refractory dry eye.
COPE ID Pending | 1 Hour
COPE Activity ID Pending
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