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This study day aims to upskill ophthalmic practitioners in the triaging, assessment and management of emergency eye conditions. Suitable for ophthalmic nurses, advanced clinical practitioners in primary and secondary centres, ophthalmic nurse practitioners, allied health professionals and those who are interested in ophthalmology.

This half-day course for those working in obstetrics will cover pregnancy considerations in women with eye disease.

Aimed at clinicians working in primary or secondary care who are interested in or regularly interpret OCT images and manage retinal conditions.

This course is designed to ensure that doctors undertaking their FRCOphth part 2 exams have the necessary skills and confidence to assess patients in order to reach a diagnosis and management plan.

This course aims to provide core skills and knowledge relevant to any clinician who may assess children in a generalist setting, or ophthalmologists who encounter children without formal paediatric training or paediatric nursing support.

This one-day hybrid course will cover all the basic aspects of paediatric glaucoma and a look to the future in terms of genetic aspects and all the support that can be given to families.

This year's update focuses on the management of periocular and ocular surface malignancies — melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma, sebaceous carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma — alongside a look ahead at the future of cancer diagnostics and therapeutics in our field.

This one-day intensive course provides a structured, clinically applicable approach to retinal laser therapy and photodynamic therapy (PDT).