The main aim of this 'enhanced CET' is 'to encourage greater interaction with peers and to reduce the risk of professional isolation'. While much of the focus among both providers and registrants in recent months has been upon peer review, it is also important to recognise the new emphasis on other modalities of training which will necessarily represent a significant number of the CET points eye care professionals will need in the coming years. One tried and tested means of CET provision, which will in future be an important part of registrants' 'non-text based learning' will be clinical workshops.
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