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Interactivity is Go!

Bill Harvey explains some of the new options to appear in future issues of Optician allowing readers to gain interactive CET points

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At this year's Optrafair we will be delivering a live seminar in the same subject area. The event will be open exclusively to Optician subscribers and will serve to clarify the subject area further, while also offering an interactive low vision point to those attending. I also hope this will be the first of many live tie-ins with published articles available in the coming years.

Optician meets a need

I had some productive discussions with both the GOC and some key figures in the CET approval arena last week. The main aim was to ensure that a model of interactive CET that we have proposed in Optician meets the needs of the new process. Several exercises have been approved, but I was really interested in how the process might evolve in the coming months. The main point of any interactive distance learning exercise is that it must involve an element whereby the registrant (that is you, dear reader) has to use any information or learning from the published exercise in such a way that they interact with other professionals and peers. The way this is done is to ask for a submission to us of some information regarding the subject matter that can only be gained from interaction at your practice.

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