Review Education Group | Review's Continuing Education
Dozens of opportunities to earn CE credit are available through our publications and live events. Print CE courses are displayed below. Information on live events can be found here.
Low Vision: Concepts and Clinical Skills for Generalists
Given the vital role vision plays in every aspect of life, all optometrists—regardless of specialty—must be able to distinguish between visual problems that can be corrected with conventional interventions and those that cannot. Low vision, which interferes with everyday activities, cannot be fixed with glasses, contact lenses, or other standard treatment approaches. Therefore, it is critical that primary care optometrists understand how to support these patients in their practice, even if their role is limited to assessment and comanagement.
By Erin Kenny, OD, and Christin DeMoss, OD
Review of Optometry CE, January 2021
Optometric Study Center: Courses published monthly in Review of Optometry and Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses, offering either 1 or 2 hours of CE credit. Processing fees apply. Exam valid for credit up to three years from release date.
Supported CE: Courses offered without exam fee, supported by an independent educational grant from a commercial interest. Typically valid for credit for one year from release date; longer active terms may exist for some exams.
Archived CE: Courses have expired but are displayed for reader interest. No credits available.
Complimentary CE Monograph - A Closer Look: Emerging Medical Therapies for Presbyopia
Preventing the Vision-threatening Complications of Diabetes
