Self-directed learning modules in ophthalmology
- Strabismus
- Assessment of the red eye
- Injured eye
- Periorbital and orbital cellulitis
- Ophthalmic emergencies: first 3 months of life
- The optic nerve head: normal or abnormal?
- Sudden painless loss of vision
Authors: Willliam N. Clarke, MD (Modules 1-6) and Walter T. Delpero, MD (Module 7), Ottawa, Ontario.
The Canadian Ophthalmological Society's Continuing Medical Education Committee developed these modules for independent study. Each set has a firm set of learning objectives and a series of self-assessment questions to assess their effectiveness.
These modules are expected to be used
- by established family physicians or peditricians
- by medical students
- in family practice, pediatric or emergency residency training programs
- by ophthalmologists for planned lectures or related courses
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Acknowledgements
The Council on Continuing Medical Education is grateful to Alcon
Canada Inc., Allergan Inc., and Merck Frosst Canada Inc. for their
generous contribution which made this series possible.
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