Learning objectives:
At the end of this session, you will be able to:
• Understand the role of contact lenses to help control myopia progression in children.
• Recognise when orthokeratology and multifocal soft contact lenses may be a suitable myopia control intervention for your patients.
• Describe the basic fitting principles of orthokeratology and treatment outcomes.
• Evaluate treatment success when prescribing contact lenses for myopia control.

Learning objectives:
• Identify OCT findings in the macula and systemically work through the differential diagnosis of the underlying disease process.
• Identify OCT biomarkers in diseases such as age-related macula degeneration, pachychoroid spectrum disease and macular telangiectasia.
• Understand how different disease processes can affect different layers of retina and choroid and their OCT manifestations.
• Fully integrate OCT into everyday practice and use it to guide decision making and facilitate better patient outcomes.

Learning objectives:
• Analyze and discuss recent changes in managing patients with diabetic macula oedema and good visual acuity.
• Review the appropriate management of patients with asymptomatic Hollenhorst plaque.
• Describe the role of optometrists in cases where there are suspected hypertensive retinal changes.
• Appreciate the value and emerging role of OCTA in the management of vascular ischaemic conditions.

Learning objectives:
• To understand the indications for contact lenses in paediatric and teenage care.
• To understand the benefits and challenges for prescribing contact lenses for this younger population.
• To be familiar with the contact lens options for this younger population.