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Annual Conference &
OPTOFAIR
Doctors of Optometry Program
February 28 – March 2, 2015
The Westin Bayshore Hotel
Vancouver, British Columbia
Diamond Corporate Partners
Platinum Corporate Partner
President’s Invitation
Join members and colleagues at our
2015 Annual Conference & OPTOFAIR.
Drs. Mahnia Madan and Monisha Lal
and the rest of the CE committee have
worked hard to provide a variety of
high quality continuing education
sessions for our Doctors of Optometry
and Optometric Staff.
Continuing Education Co-Chairs
2015 Corporate Partners
Diamond
2015 is a special year for OPTOFAIR as we celebrate its
35th Anniversary and pay tribute to the late Dr. Sherman
Olson, whose vision brought about the first tradeshow in
Platinum
1980. OPTOFAIR will feature the theme "CARNIVAL". We
welcome you to join us on the midway for mini carnival
games, popcorn and other goodies. Our exhibitors are
excited to show you their products and services and we
thank them for making this event possible. It'll be a
great weekend filled with fun activities where you can
catch up with your friends and colleagues. I look forward
to seeing you February 28 – March 2, 2015!
Gold
Sincerely,
Dr. Sherman Tung, President
Conference Chairs’ Message
Silver
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Nikon Optical Canada Inc.
EARLY BIRD PRIZE DRAW
For BC Doctors of Optometry’s 2015 Annual Conference &
OPTOFAIR we are excited to announce a fantastic list of
speakers bringing with them a new set of interesting and
engaging topics. We look forward to a great weekend full
of new information, interesting updates and of course,
some fun!
We would like to thank Drs. Jennifer Durst, Caroline
Kriekenbeek, Mike Petrik, Jolene Sun, Sherman Tung,
Sharon Wong and Cleo Yeh for their input into this year's
program. We look forward to seeing you at the
conference!
Sincerely,
Drs. Monisha Lal & Mahnia Madan
All BC Doctors of Optometry general members who
register online and pay for the full conference before
January 18, 2015, will be entered to win:
FREE 2015 BC DOCTORS OF OPTOMETRY
MEMBERSHIP FEES*
Draw will be made during OPTOFAIR, Saturday,
February 28, 2015. You must be in attendance to win.
*CAO fees, Public Education Assessment and taxes are not included.
Register on-line today at www.optometrists.bc.ca
Schedule of Events
The BCAO is a COPE-Approved Administrator / Provider
Friday, February
27th
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Registration
Saturday, February 28th
7:00 am – 12:00 pm
Registration
7:30 am – 8:25 am
Hosted Breakfasts
8:40 am – 12:55 pm
CE Sessions
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
OPTOFAIR
2015 Accommodation
The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver has extended a special
rate of $159 per night for single or double occupancy.
Rates do not include taxes. This rate is available until
January 30, 2015. Accommodation reservations may be
made when registering for the conference or you can
make reservations directly:
Online: BC Doctors of Optometry Conference
Accommodation
Phone: 604.682.3377 or Toll-free Global Reservations:
1.800.WESTIN-1, specify group code BCDO0215
Email: [email protected]
Hotel Parking
6:30 am – 4:00 pm
Registration
Self-Parking available at 1620 Bayshore Drive (across from
the hotel driveway). Special parking rates available to all
delegates and attendees – please show your Delegate
Badge upon exiting from the parkade.
 24 Hour Rate: $25.00
 Day Time (5am – 5pm): $15.00
7:00 am – 7:55 am
Hosted Breakfasts
Why Attend?
Sunday, March 1st
The Annual Conference& OPTOFAIR is a great opportunity
to learn and catch up with colleagues. The conference
provides 28 courses, up to 36 hours of CE credits
including 30 hours of COPE approved credits that are
available to optometrists. The Association’s Annual
General Meeting is on Sunday, March 1, 2015. Hours are
electronically tracked and your CE credit report will be
forwarded to you after the conference.
8:10 am – 12:25 pm
CE Sessions
12:30 pm – 1:55 pm
Awards Lunch
2:00 pm – 3:20 pm
CE Sessions
3:20 pm – 4:45 pm
Annual General Meeting
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
New Member Orientation
Join us in celebrating the 35th year of OPTOFAIR with a
special tribute to the late Dr. Sherman Olson on Saturday,
February 28, 2015, from 1:00 – 5:00 pm. Dr. Olson
brought us the very first OPTOFAIR in 1980 and it has
since become the biggest ophthalmic tradeshow in
8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Registration
Western Canada. The CARNIVAL-themed event will give
8:00 am – 8:55 am
Breakfast ‘n Learn
9:10 am – 12:10 pm
CE Sessions
you the opportunity to connect with industry suppliers,
while enjoying fun games and tasty treats. Be sure to
attend the BC Wine Event at 3:30 pm.
12:15 pm – 1:10 pm
Lunch ‘n Learn
1:15 pm – 4:20 pm
CE Sessions
Monday, March 2nd
Introducing “Member Mixer” a networking opportunity
on Saturday, February 28, 2015 from 8:00 – 10:00 pm.
Come mingle with your colleagues and meet your Board
of Directors in a casual and relaxing environment.
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Course Descriptions
Doctors of Optometry Program
Saturday, February 28, 2015
7:30 - 8:25 am
8:40 - 9:35 am
Hosted Breakfast CE
B1 1CE, COPE: 42375-PS
B2 1CE
Early Detection of Myriad Retinal and Choroidal
The ‘Not-So-Young and Restless’: Tips on How to Grow and
Disorders with Fundus Auto Fluorescence
Expand your Contact Lens Business to New and Existing Patients
Jerome Sherman , OD
Pavan Avinashi, OD
Fundus AutoFluorescence is a novel, non-invasive
imaging method that yields abnormalities that are often
invisible to ophthalmoscopy and fundus photography. It
allows mapping of lipofuscin distribution in the retina
which are crucial findings in retinopathies.
TBA
Hosted by Optos Inc.
Hosted by Alcon Canada Inc.
Optometrists Track 1
OD1 1CE, COPE: 43117-GL
Recent Advances in Glaucoma Surgery
Darren Behn, MD
Optometrists Track 2
OD2 1CE, COPE: 43623-GO
Effects of Light Radiation on the eye and Other Considerations –
A Review and Some Things New
Trevor Miranda, OD
This course will update practitioners on recent advances
in glaucoma surgery. Cases will be presented where
appropriate and recent evidence will be reviewed.
Beyond the Visible enables the participant to get a full update on
all lights: Gamma, X-ray, UV, Blue; via a description of the positive
and negative effects of light on the human body, and the
multitude of preventative measures. This talks about improving
lives by improving sight.
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Essilor Canada Ltd.
9:45 - 10:40 am
OD3 1CE, COPE: 34713-AS
Allergy, Dry Eye or Both
Milton Hom, OD, FAAO, FACAAI (Sc.)
OD4 1CE, COPE: 43911-SD
OCT Bootcamp For Today’s Optometry Practice
Komal Mahnia Madan, OD, FAAO
Allergies or dry eye? New research shows that up to 60%
of patients have both. Learn new ways to simplify
potentially confusing diagnosis. Topics include treatment
algorithms, TOSS/OSDI scoring, the rhinitis connection,
polypharmacy and indoor environmental allergies.
How many ophthalmic imaging tests can claim the following: noninvasive, non-contact, no radiation, painless, fast, reliable and
easy to interpret? This course is designed to provide an update on
the latest in OCT technology and demonstrate how it can be
successfully used in a primary care optometric practice to enhance
patient care. It will provide a quick overview of OCT function,
define indications for macular and optic nerve scans and provide
practical examples for interpretation of retinal scans.
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Carl Zeiss Canada Ltd.
10:55 - 11:50 am
12:00 - 12:55 pm
OD5 1CE, COPE: 43410-GL
Narrow Angles and Angle Closure Glaucoma
Darren Behn, MD
OD6 & A5 1CE, COPE: 33955-CL
GP Lens Trouble Shooting
Christine Sindt, OD
Review and recommendations for the diagnosis and
management of primary angle closure glaucoma (ACG).
GP trouble shooting is designed to look at real world GP problems
and corrections. This course will review symptoms, causes and
corrections in a fast paced, picture oriented method.
OD7 1CE, COPE: 43116-SP
Oculoplastic Pearls 2
Femida Kherani, MD, RCPSC
OD8 & A7 1CE, COPE: 40069-AS
Everything You Never Wanted to Know about the Mites that
Live, Eat and Crawl on Your Lids
Milton Hom, OD, FAAO, FACAAI (Sc)
This course presents a template for the primary care
practitioner on the assessment and treatment of
common ophthalmic plastic conditions.
1:00 - 5:00 pm
8:00 - 10:00 pm
OPTOFAIR
MEMBER MIXER
Studies report that 100% of people over 70 have demodex. The
gap between presence and detection of infestation is enormous.
When diagnosed correctly, the clinician is up for a rude
awakening. We demonstrate clinical sequence to identify and
manage the most underdiagnosed, undertreated and
underappreciated ocular surface disease.
Sunday, March 1, 2015
7:00 - 7:55 am
8:10 - 10:10 am
10:25 am 12:25 pm
12:30 - 1:55 pm
2:10 - 3:05 pm
3:20 - 4:45 pm
Hosted Breakfast CE
B3 1CE
B4 1CE
Practice Profitability with New Innovations
Alcon’s Advanced Technology in Eye Health
Rhonda Robinson, OD
Michael Kaplan, OD
TBA
TBA
Hosted by Bausch & Lomb, Vision Care Division
Hosted by Alcon Canada Inc.
Optometrists Track 1
Optometrists Track 2
OD9 2CE, COPE: 41607-AS
OD10 & A9 2CE, COPE: 40454-PM
OD11 & A10 2CE, COPE: 41080-GO
Ulcers & Infiltrates
Rock Solid Patient Retention: Winning
Don’t Overlook the Lids
Milton Hom, OD, FAAO, FACAAI (Sc.)
the War for the Patient in New Era of
Christine Sindt, OD
Eyecare
The underlying fear of every anterior
The eyelids play a crucial role in
Tom Bowen
segment and contact lens doctor are corneal
ocular health however they are
ulcers, especially vision-threatening ones.
It’s no longer a battle for patronage.
often over looked. This course
Antibiotics are seen as a double-edged sword It’s a war. And winning that war starts
describes everything from structure
with powerful benefits but with the risk of
with the best strategies for patient
to pathology and how to manage
overuse. Steroids were judiciously used but
retention. This lecture zeros-in on
your patients’ lid disorders.
recent literature questions their efficacy.
strategies to retain your patients, keep
Differential diagnosis, infiltrates and cases
your patients active and make sure
will be presented.
they show-up.
OD12 & A11 2CE, COPE: 39786-GO
OD13 & A12 2CE, COPE: 39122-PM
Preparing the Ocular Surface for Contact Lenses
The New Normal I - Getting More from Your Team in the New
Christine Sindt, OD
Era of Eyecare
Tom Bowen
There are many factors which aggravate the ocular surface
of contact lens wearing patients. This course outlines the
In the new normal, the challenge for your team is simple:
factors affecting the eye, the contact lens and how they
There’s more to get done in less time. This lecture is about
interact. Attendees will develop treatment plans and
getting your team all in for the market challenges that lie ahead
strategies for continuing contact lens success.
and rising to the new level of productivity they demand.
Awards Lunch
A Celebration of Achievements by Member Doctors of Optometry and a Tribute to the late Dr. William Jackson.
OD14 1CE, COPE 43185-PS
Pneumatic Retinopexy
Kevin Ramsey, MD, FRCSC
OD15 1CE, COPE: 41995-GO
High Energy Blue Light
Thomas Gosling, OD
This course presents an overview on the pathology and
management of retinal detachment. The course will help
the primary care practitioner understand, advise their
patients and make appropriate referrals in the setting of
retinal detachment.
High Energy Blue or HEV Light has never been more prevalent. In
the last 8 years, smartphones, tablets, TVs, computer screens
and LED bulbs have taken over our world. All these light sources
emit HEV light.
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Hoya Vision Care
Canada
OD16 1.5CE, BC Doctors of Optometry, Annual General Meeting (Members Only)
Monday, March 2, 2015
8:00 - 8:55 am
B5 Breakfast ‘n Learn 1CE
FOCUS: A Method for Managing the Difficult Diagnosis
John Briggs
TBA
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Alcon Canada Inc.
9:10 - 10:05 am
Optometrists Track 1
OD17 1CE, COPE: 43899-AS
Screening, Diagnosis and Management of Dry Eye
Disease: Practical Guidelines for Canadian Optometrists
Paul Neumann, OD
Published in the Canadian Journal of Optometry, Dr.
Neumann is a member of the Canadian Dry Eye Disease
Panel and lent his experience to the publication to provide
Canadian optometrists with consistent treatment
guidelines for dry eye disease. Given changes in recent
years to TPA and patient access to health services, Dr.
Neumann is excited to share the accepted standard of
care model for optometrists treating dry eye disease in
Canada.
Optometrists Track 2
OD18 1CE, COPE: 40106-AS
Battle of Resistance
Mark Dunbar, OD
Antibiotic resistance is considered to be one of the world’s most
pressing public health problems today. Ever since the age of
antibiotic therapy began over 50 years ago, physicians have
managed to stay at least one step ahead of the bacteria but the
battle wages on as bacterial pathogens come up with new ways of
evading even our strongest antibiotics by developing resistance.
This course will discuss this growing health problem as well as the
impact on managing and treating ocular infections. Topics
discussed include the growing concern of MRSA and the latest in
antibiotic therapy.
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Allergan
10:15 am 12:10 pm
12:15 - 1:10 pm
OD19 2CE, COPE: 35618-FV
My Top Ten Pediatric Diseases
Zachary McCarty, OD
OD20 2CE, COPE: 36276-PS
Tales From the Trenches: Posterior Segment
Mark Dunbar, OD
My top ten most commonly experienced pediatric eye
diseases will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on
management and differential diagnosis. In addition,
appropriate formulations and dosing of systemic
medications for pediatrics will be covered.
Interesting cases from over two decades in an ophthalmology
academic referral center are presented in a grand rounds case
presentation format. Cases will be challenging yet clinically
common. The course is designed to stimulate differential
diagnosis, utilize diagnostic technology and discuss various
treatment strategies.
L1 Lunch ‘n Learn 1CE
DEFINE
Lenora Cooper
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will share new insight to the growing category of eye enhancement and the benefits to adding beauty lenses in your product
portfolio. We will explore why the focus on eye enhancement was taken into consideration when developing ACUVUE® 1-DAY
DEFINETM. The presentation will discuss the untapped opportunity in Eye Beauty, the history of the lens in other markets
(globally) and the design philosophy behind the creation of the lens. Including an introduction of the different lens effects and
how the compatibility with the majority of eye colours work. Finally we will conclude with a clinical overview of the lens which
has the same parameters as 1-DAY ACUVUE® MOIST® Brand Contact Lenses and most importantly, how to implement this new
product into your practice for a wide range of patients.
Supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care
1:15 - 2:10 pm
OD21 1CE, COPE: 39131-FV
SECO 2014 Presents: Amblyopia: What the Studies Show
Zachary McCarty, OD
2:25 - 3:20 pm
Our understanding of amblyopia and its treatment has changed greatly over the past decade thanks to landmark clinical studies.
This course will review these Amblyopia Treatment Studies (ATS) and simplify the findings into useful clinical protocols.
OD22 1CE, COPE: 38674-GO
My Most Interesting Cases
Mark Dunbar, OD
3:25 - 4:20 pm
Interesting cases from over two decades in an ophthalmology academic referral center are presented in a grand rounds case
presentation format. Topics include both anterior and posterior segment disease.
OD23 1CE, COPE Approval Pending
What Not to Refer
Zachary McCarty, OD
This course will examine a variety of cases commonly referred to secondary care facilities. Each case will emphasize the handling
of challenging cases in primary care settings and how optometrists can practice to their full scope.
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2015 Annual Conference & OPTOFAIR
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Draw will be made during OPTOFAIR, February 28, 2015. Winner must be in attendance.
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Saturday, February 28, 2015
7:30 - 8:25 am
8:40 - 9:35 am
Hosted Breakfast CE
Session Full B1 Early Detection of Myriad Retinal and
B2 The ‘Not-So-Young and Restless’: Tips on How to Grow
Choroidal Disorders with Fundus Auto Fluorescence
and Expand your Contact Lens Business to New and Existing
Jerome Sherman , OD
Patients, Pavan Avinashi, OD
Hosted by Optos Inc.
Hosted by Alcon Canada Inc.
Optometrists Track 1
OD1 Recent Advances in Glaucoma Surgery
Steven Schendel, MD, FRSCS
Optometrists Track 2
OD2 Effects of Light Radiation on the Eye and Other
Considerations – A Review and Some Things New
Trevor Miranda, OD
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Essilor Canada Ltd.
9:45 - 10:40 am
OD3 Allergy, Dry Eye or Both,
Darren Behn, MD
10:55 - 11:50 am
OD5 Narrow Angles and Angle Closure Glaucoma
Darren Behn, MD
OD7 Oculoplastic Pearls 2
Femida Kherani, MD, RCPSC
OD4 OCT Bootcamp For Today’s Optometry Practice
Komal Mahnia Madan, OD, FAAO
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Carl Zeiss Canada Ltd.
12:00 - 12:55 pm
1:00 - 5:00 pm
8:00 - 10:00 pm
OD6 & A5 GP Lens Trouble Shooting
Christine Sindt, OD
OD8 & A7 Everything You Never Wanted to Know about the
Mites that Live, Eat and Crawl on Your Lids
Milton Hom, OD, FAAO, FACAAI (Sc)
OPTOFAIR
MEMBER MIXER
Sunday, March 1, 2015
7:00 - 7:55 am
Hosted Breakfast CE
B3 Practice Profitability with New Innovations
B4 Alcon’s Advanced Technology in Eye Health
Rhonda Robinson, OD
Michael Kaplan, OD
Hosted by Bausch & Lomb, Vision Care Division
Hosted by Alcon Canada Inc.
Optometrists Track 1
8:10 - 10:10 am
10:25 am 12:25 pm
12:30 - 1:55 pm
2:10 - 3:05 pm
Optometrists Track 2
OD9
OD10 & A9 Rock Solid Patient Retention:
OD11 & A10
Ulcers & Infiltrates
Winning the War for the Patient in New Era of Don’t Overlook the Lids
Milton Hom, OD, FAAO, FACAAI (Sc.)
Eyecare, Tom Bowen
Christine Sindt, OD
OD12 & A11
OD13 & A12 The New Normal I - Getting More from Your
Preparing the Ocular Surface for Contact Lenses,
Team in the New Era of Eyecare
Christine Sindt, OD
Tom Bowen
AWARDS LUNCH
A Celebration of Achievements by Member Doctors of Optometry and a Tribute to the late Dr. William Jackson
OD14 Pneumatic Retinopexy
OD15 High Energy Blue Light
Kevin Ramsey, MD, FRCSC
Thomas Gosling, OD
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Hoya Vision Care
Canada
3:20 – 4:45 pm
OD16 BC Doctors of Optometry, Annual General Meeting (Members Only)
Monday, March 2, 2015
8:00 - 8:55 am
Hosted Breakfast CE
B5 Breakfast ‘n Learn – FOCUS: A Method for Managing the Difficult Diagnosis
John Briggs
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Alcon Canada Inc.
9:10 - 10:05 am
Optometrists Track 1
OD17 Screening, Diagnosis and Management of Dry
Eye Disease: Practical Guidelines for Canadian
Optometrists, Paul Neumann, OD
Optometrists Track 2
OD18
Battle of Resistance
Mark Dunbar, OD
Supported by an unrestricted education grant from Allergan
10:15 am 12:10 pm
12:15 - 1:15 pm
OD19 My Top Ten Pediatric Diseases
Zachary McCarty, OD
L1 Lunch n’ Learn – DEFINE, Lenora Cooper
OD20 Tales From the Trenches: Posterior Segment
Mark Dunbar, OD
Supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care
1:15 - 2:10 pm
OD21 SECO 2014 Presents: Amblyopia: What the Studies Show, Zachary McCarty, OD
2:25 - 3:20 pm
OD22 My Most Interesting Cases, Mark Dunbar, OD
3:25 - 4:20 pm
OD23 What Not to Refer, Zachary McCarty, OD