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OPHTHALMOLOGY


          PgC Programme



               Through practical sessions and tutor demonstrations, you will gain an experience of the use of diagnostic equipment
 £9,495 + VAT   and some common surgical techniques. Wide use of interactive teaching and visual aids based on clinical cases will
 See full pricing information on page 37  ensure that by the end of the programme you will be familiar with routine ophthalmic examinations and capable
               of diagnosing the commonly encountered ocular disorders.

               Attend paired modules to advance your knowledge and skills in a specific area, or take the full programme and
               successfully pass all ISVPS assessments to gain a General Practitioner Certificate (GPCert) and then progress
               towards a Postgraduate Certificate (PgC) qualification by taking the Advanced Practitioner Module delivered by HAU.

               A dedicated Programme Tutor will support you throughout your PgC programme to ensure a rewarding and successful
               learning journey.




               1.  Examination of the eye                         10. Ocular neoplasia and ocular
                                                                     manifestations of systemic disease

               2.  Anatomy and physiology of the eye,
                  basic embryology and histology                  11. Ophthalmic surgery –
                                                                     practical techniques day I

               3.  Ocular therapeutics and pharmacology
                                                                  12. Ophthalmic surgery –
                                                                     practical techniques day II
               4.  The orbit and globe, eyelids and
                  nictitans membranes
                                                                  13. Inherited ocular disease and
                                                                     case-based discussion
               5.  The conjunctiva and nasolacrimal
                  system and how to write a case report
                                                                  14. Comparative ophthalmology

               6.  The cornea, sclera and episclera


               7.  The uveal tract and lens


               8.  Glaucoma and neuro-ophthalmology


               9.  The retina, vitreous and optic nerve










                    Taught sessions        Practical components




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