To take part in module C35663 Soft contact lens lubricity, you will first need to read two related articles

When was the last time you changed a patient to a different contact lens material? What was the main reason for this change? Reasons might include

A visual recognition and interpretation of clinical signs (VRICS) exercise concerning the assessment of the retina using a widefield scanning laser ophthalmoscopy technique. Module C35601, one distance-learning point for optometrists only

Starting a major series of CET articles looking at various aspects of macular disease, Louise Stainer explains macular holes. Module C35606 one distance-learning point for optometrists and dispensing opticians

Tina Patel continues her discussion of objective techniques by explaining how to perform retinoscopy

In the third of three articles discussing lens selection, Andrew Keirl continues his overview of the selection of spectacle lens types and designs available for the ‘normal’ power range with a discussion of progressive power lenses

Sophie Taylor-West shows what problems may arise with scleral contact lenses and how to manage them when they do

Opening a series of articles discussing the practice of clinical refraction, Tina Patel begins with a two-part look at objective techniques