CCLS NZ and the Orthokeratology Society of Oceania are excited to present the Myopia Road Show 2018.
Presenters: Drs Kate & Paul Gifford (https://myopiaprofile.com)
Wed 15th August Hamilton @ The Green Space, 60 Te Aroha Sreet
Thur 16th August Auckland @ Domain Lodge, 1 Boyle Crescent, Grafton
Tues 21st August Wellington @ The Meeting Space, 148 Cuba Street
Vision Bus Aotearoa (VBA) secured renewed funding from the Buchanan Charitable Foundation, enabling continued mobile eyecare service delivery to underserved
Mon 27th August Dunedin @ Scenic Hotel Dunedin Central, 123 Princes Street
Tues 28th August Christchurch @ Trenches RSA, 74 Armagh Street
All sessions start at 5.45pm & are estimated to finish at 7.45pm.
RSVP’s are essential!
Please email [email protected] to attend this event (please include what location you would like to attend)
Free to all CCLS members & undergraduate students.
$20 for all non CCLS members to attend.
Payment to be made to:
CCLS Account number: 06 0801 0022146 00 (Please put your name as a reference)
CPD points have been applied for this Road Show.
Topics covered:
•The pathological aspect and the update on treatments
•Practical implementation of myopia control
•covering a proper binocular vision assessment, management pathways & custom design contact lenses.
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