The ACO’s Clinical Knowledge Evaluation is a unique online program allowing you to self-assess your knowledge of specific eye conditions and your ability to provide an initial diagnosis within a simulated and timed patient consultation.
There are currently two Clinical Knowledge Evaluation programs available – Glaucoma and Diabetic Retinopathy.
Programs are designed to
- Assess your level of skill in diagnosis via a simulated patient consultation
- Develop proficiency in the interpretation of patient test results and apply best practice treatment standards
- Provides personalized feedback to facilitate development
Program 1: Glaucoma Clinical Knowledge Evaluation
Areas covered
- Communication skills
- Anterior eye exam
- Intraocular pressure assessments
- Optic nerve
- Optical coherence tomography
- Visual field examination
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Management plan, including treatment and referral
CPD Points:
Aus: 2 CPD points including 1T
NZ: 1 CD point
Program 2: Diabetic Retinopathy Clinical Knowledge Evaluation
Areas covered
- Communication and vision
- Diabetic retinopathy and clinically significant macular oedema (CSMO)
- Optical coherence tomography
- Management plan, including treatment and referral
CPD Points:
Aus: 2 CPD points
NZ: 1 CD point
General information
- Duration: 70 minutes
- Registration:
Members can register online through the iMIS Member Portal.
Non-members can register by downloading a registration form - Access: www.acocore.com
- Cost:
Members: $55 (AU) $50 (NZ)
Non-member: $110 (AU) $100 (NZ)
