Ophthalmology Lecture 1: Ophthalmology Fundamentals

The goals of this presentation are: to provide an introduction to the responsibilities of an ophthalmologist and to ophthalmology as a medical specialty; to review the clinically relevant anatomy of the eye; to review the epidemiology of blindness and visual impairment; and to provide an overview of refractive errors and presbyopia

Ophthalmology Lecture 2: Red Eye for the Family Physician

This presentation provides an overview for family physicians of the common disorder known as red eye, including the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of various conditions that cause it

Ophthalmology Lecture 5: Diabetic Eye Disease

This presentation provides an overview of diabetic eye disease, including epidemiology, complications, diabetic retinopathy, pathophysiology, risk factors, management and screening

Ophthalmology Lecture 6: What not to miss in Pediatric Ophthalmology

This presentation provides an overview of pediatric ophthalmology, including childhood blindness, common pediatric eye disorders, and eye screening for children and prevention of childhood blindness

Ophthalmology Lecture 3: Cataract

This presentation provides an overview of the epidemiology, causes, types and treatments for cataracts

Ophthalmology Lecture 4: Glaucoma for the Family Physician

This goals of this presentation are: to appreciate glaucoma as a sight-threatening condition; to recognize the risk factors of glaucoma; to provide a background to glaucoma, and describe the assessment and management of glaucoma patients; and to equip the family physician to be able to diagnose glaucoma, and refer appropriately