Replay Learning has been delivering multimedia education to Optometrists, Contact Lens Opticians and Dispensing Opticians through Virtual Lectures on CD-ROM since 2001.
And now NetLectures gives you the same convenience of watching a clinically-relevant lecture wherever and whenever you choose without having to wait for your CD-ROM
NetLectures is currently available to anyone who subscribes to Virtual Lectures. Over the next few months we'll be adding more content and more options. If you're not already a subscriber you can subscribe here.
RGP Lens Fitting
Lecturer: Judith Morris MSc FCOptom FIACLE
This lecture will cover how to choose your first lens, what to look for in a fluorescein picture and how to recognise an alignment fitting as opposed to a steep or flat fitting. Many other related fitting factors will be covered. The basics of the care of RGP lenses will be reviewed and finally the common complications due to wear will be discussed.
- Release Date: 1st June 2010
- CET Expiry Date: 31st May 2011
- CET Ref: C-13870
- Target Audience: Optometrists,Contact Lenses providers
Recommendation of Vocational Lenses
Lecturer: Philip Gilbert FBDO
Vocational lenses tend to be recommended primarily to computer users who have just a reading Rx but regressive readers and vocational progressives can be recommended to a much wider area of the spectacle wearing public, including non computer users and progressive lens wearers. This presentation explores dispensing areas that are very often overlooked and describes how these lenses work and the differences between the various types. Currently under prescribed in the UK in comparison to other countries, vocational lenses are a positive practice building opportunity and this presentation takes away the mystique and fear often encountered by practice staff.
- Release Date: 1st July 2010
- CET Expiry Date: 30th June 2011
- CET Ref: C-14071
- Target Audience: Optometrists,Dispensing practitioners
Communication Skills
Lecturer: Ian Cameron BSc.(Hons) MCOptom
With the ever expanding need for careful patient management by optometrists, communicating and extracting information from patients has become a vital skill for the optometrist. In the good old days, ‘communication skills’ meant acting like a ‘gentleman’ but society has changed and the simple laws of chivalry are no longer the standard by which we communicate with patients. Unless you have a caring/listening nature (and who has time for that…) you’ll need to make a conscious effort to learn and apply these skills to your practice. This lecture will help you understand and apply the principals of modern communication skills to better equip you in your day to day practice.
- Release Date: 1st July 2010
- CET Expiry Date: 30th June 2011
- CET Ref: C- 14070
- Target Audience: Optometrists,Dispensing practitioners