As part of their CPD-accredited teaching session, Alis will be delivering “Orthoptics Crash Course for Eye Care Professionals” on Saturday 28th February, 15:30-16:30 at 100% Ophthalmology Event. Designed for non-orthoptist clinicians working in eye care, this practical session will:

• Clarify the differences between ophthalmic professions
• Explain when and why to refer to an orthoptist
• Clinical skills for a basic orthoptic assessment
• Highlight red flags in ocular motility and orthoptic conditions that require prompt action

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Differentiate the roles and scopes of practice of orthoptists compared with other ophthalmic professionals.
• Identify key clinical scenarios where referral to an orthoptist is appropriate and beneficial for patient care.
• Demonstrate fundamental clinical skills used in a basic orthoptic assessment, including ocular movements.
• Recognise red flag signs in ocular motility and binocular vision that require urgent orthoptic or ophthalmological input.
• Apply enhanced interdisciplinary understanding to improve patient pathways and collaborative care within eye services.
• Attendees will leave with greater confidence in navigating interprofessional roles, making appropriate referrals, and spotting red flags for orthoptic conditions, ultimately supporting more integrated and effective patient care.

Speakers: Alis Sejourne, Highly specialist orthoptist - Barts Health NHS Trust

28. Feb 2026 - 10:30 - 11:30 

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