Category: 0.5 COPE

Why So Severe? Analyzing Focal Glaucomatous Loss and Acquired Optic Pits

April 27, 2026

This course utilizes case studies to analyze focal glaucomatous damage, focusing on the anatomical susceptibility of the lamina cribrosa, the diagnostic significance of disc hemorrhages, and the aggressive management required for acquired optic pits.

Glaucoma, the Brain, and the Ganglion Cell Layer

April 27, 2026

This course explores the clinical intersection of glaucoma and neurology, focusing on the ganglion cell layer. Using case reviews, we differentiate GCL loss patterns in glaucoma from those in strokes and neurodegenerative diseases.

Glaucoma: Out of the Shallows

April 27, 2026

This case-based course explores multimodal imaging to identify subtle/shallow cupping and focal structural loss within the vulnerable zone. Attendees will evaluate management strategies for Normal Tension Glaucoma using integrated structural and functional data.

Clinical Application of OCT and cSLO Data in the Glaucoma Diagnostic Process

April 27, 2026

This course analyzes longitudinal OCT/cSLO data via a decade-long glaucoma suspect case. Clinicians will learn to interpret RNFL/GCC progression slopes and integrate objective imaging findings into collaborative, patient-centered management strategies.

Cybersecurity Essentials for Practitioners

March 16, 2026

As optometric practices transition toward fully integrated digital healthcare environments, protecting Protected Health Information (PHI) requires moving beyond basic security measures. This course, presented in a podcast format, provides a roadmap based on 2025 cybersecurity standards.

Category: 0.5 COPE

Why So Severe? Analyzing Focal Glaucomatous Loss and Acquired Optic Pits

Glaucoma, the Brain, and the Ganglion Cell Layer

Glaucoma: Out of the Shallows

Clinical Application of OCT and cSLO Data in the Glaucoma Diagnostic Process

Cybersecurity Essentials for Practitioners

New England College of Optometry

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