National Glaucoma Society

Case of the Month STAGING

Topics

What's Worse Than a Migraine?

Uveitic Glaucoma

Episodic Damage to the RNFL

The Importance of Risk Factors for Younger Patients

Glaucoma and Retinal Pathologies

Bilateral NAION

Neuroretinal Rim Defects

Optic Neuritis

Iridotomy

Angle Closure Due to Topamax

Iridotomy Part II: Was It Successful?

Uveitis and Elevated IOP

Is This Glaucoma?

Anomalous Optic Nerve

Asymmetry

Detecting Visual Field Progression in Glaucoma

Unusual Side Effect of Topical Glaucoma Medication

Angle Recession

IOL Iris Defect

Glaucoma Damage in a Younger Patient

OCT and Ocular Lesions

Monitoring Conjuctival Lesions

Visual Fields vs. Optic Nerve Imaging

Sjogren's Syndrome

Duane's Retraction Syndrome

 

NGS History

NGS Policy on CE

The National Glaucoma Symposium is a continuing education event designed for scientific and educational purposes only. The National Glaucoma Society is responsible for all decisions regarding the identification of education needs and objectives as well as the selection and presentation of program content, educational methods and evaluation of the program.

Michigan CE Regulations

WEBINARS SUBMITTED TO MINNESOTA AND VERMONT

The NGS continues to monitor changes in State Regulations that allow continuing education through live webinar formats. As a result, we have applied to two more states for approval of the NGS live webinars. In Minnesota, new regulations went into effect July 11, 2018 which acknowledge interactive courses can be live or remote via a webinar, teleconferencing or videoconferencing; the NGS has applied to the Minnesota Board for approval of the October webinars.  Vermont regulations permit continuing education programs conducted on-line; the NGS has applied to the Vermont Board for approval of the October - December webinars.

Webinars approved in Connecticut

EVENING WEBINARS

EVENING WEBINARS IN 2018

WEBINARS ON NOV 15 AND DEC 6 SWITCHING PLACES