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Workshops by Moorfields Education – This course will provide you with the training and support to become competent in delivering a YAG laser capsulotomy service where you work.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This hands on teaching approach will ensure you are able to demonstrate safe and effective lacrimal technique, whilst the patient’s perspective as a service user remains the main focus. You will learn through a combination of lectures and practical instruction.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This study day will provide delegates with a comprehensive understanding of the slit lamp anterior segment eye examination and Goldmann tonometry including its history, theory and practical applications.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This programme assists nurses in developing the core competencies necessary for both delivering high-quality patient care and advancing their professional growth.

Grand Rounds by Wilmer Eye Institute – Join Wilmer for virtual Grand Rounds, Thursday mornings from 7:30am – 8:30am (EDT UTC-4). CME credit is available for Johns Hopkins affiliates. Join the upcoming session: Cornea.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This study day has been designed to meet the training needs of nurses, nursing associates, technicians, and anyone with an interest to improve their knowledge and understanding of biometry and its calculation and reading a biometry report.

Shields Ocular Oncology Rounds by the Wills Eye Hospital – Carol L. Shields, MD, director of the Wills Eye Ocular Oncology Service, leads a master discussion of fresh oncology cases from around the world, their diagnosis and management.

Global Ophthalmolohy Event by the Jerome Jacobson Global Program – The Jerome Jacobson Global Program at the Kellogg Eye Center is pleased to announce its next annual Global Night event on September 23, 2026.

The Human Resources Community of practice meets to discuss topics such as Handholding – From Volunteer to Career, Employment model(s) in ophthalmology, Task differentiation and Burn out prevention. The group will share best practices and learn from each other.

Grand Rounds by Wilmer Eye Institute – Join Wilmer for virtual Grand Rounds, Thursday mornings from 7:30am – 8:30am (EDT UTC-4). CME credit is available for Johns Hopkins affiliates. Join the upcoming session: Pediatrics.

Complicated Cataract Cases: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach by the Wills Eye Hospital – This live CME activity will focus on analyzing challenging cataract cases, managing complications, and planning multidisciplinary and successive treatments.

The International Council for Education of People with Visual Impairment – Africa (ICEVI Africa) is pleased to announce the 2nd ICEVI Africa Conference on the education of people with visual impairment in Africa to be held in South Africa from 28th September to 1st October 2026.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This course is targeted at clinicians working in primary or secondary care who are interested in learning more about diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the ocular dryness and lacrimal dysregulation.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This course is aimed at dispensing opticians, who are looking to upskill and improve their knowledge and practical skills in complex, advanced dispensing.

Calhoun Pediatric Ophthalmology Forum by the Wills Eye Hospital – By participating, pediatric ophthalmologists will improve their ability to provide optimal care for young patients with difficult or uncommon eye conditions.

WAEH – Let’s discuss the future of the WAEH, share ideas and talk about the developments in the world of eye care.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This free webinar will discuss common causes of eye lumps and bumps with guidelines for management and referral. Illustrative case histories will also be presented.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – Developed and led by world leading experts in genetic eye disease based at Moorfields Eye Hospital, UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, and lectures delivered primarily by clinicians, molecular geneticists and genetic counsellors who have well established expertise in their topics having made significant advancements in their respective fields.

The Wilmer Eye Institute’s 28th Annual Technician Course – This is a great opportunity for ophthalmic technicians at all levels to discover new innovations and technologies in eye care from world-renowned Wilmer researchers and discuss complex cases and ocular pathologies with expert Wilmer clinicians.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This wet lab, delivered by Moorfields corneal surgeons, will provide hands-on experience using human corneas to fellows and consultants who wish to start performing DMEK or to improve their current surgical skills.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This course aims to give the non-ophthalmologist the knowledge, skills and confidence to evaluate and where appropriate to manage common ocular ophthalmology emergencies.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This course aims to upskill ophthalmic practitioners in the triaging, assessment and management of emergency eye conditions.

The Community of Practice – Nurses is for all nurses and allied health staff working in eye hospitals worldwide. Topics like task differentiation, pain medication and ophthalmic training for nurses worldwide are discussed. 

Workshops by Moorfields Education – Gain confidence in assessing the paediatric eye and uncertainty around what constitutes an emergency.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – Attending this training session, will allow you to gain a deeper understanding of slit lamp and tonometry, which will help you in your professional practice.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This programme will support learners to expand their clinical role in a variety of sub-specialist Ophthalmic settings.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – Attend this course for a comprehensive hands-on simulation-based experience – ideal for those seeking to develop or refine their surgical skills in this technique.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – Featuring live interactive sessions with senior executives who possess great wealth of experience in retinal care. Plus, wet lab session where you will have the opportunity to practice administering injections on artificial eyes.

Join us in Brazil & Chile for the 20th Annual WAEH Meeting, taking place from 9 to 16 November 2026.

WAEH – Let’s discuss the future of the WAEH, share ideas and talk about the developments in the world of eye care.

St. Erik Eye Hospital – On 26 – 27 November, the St. Erik Eye Hospital is hosting the Glaucoma Insights Course in Stockholm. It is an intensive two-day course offering a rare opportunity to meet, learn from and discuss clinical challenges directly with seven internationally leading glaucoma experts.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This course is designed to improve clinical practice and knowledge by highlighting new ways of working within this specialty.

WAEH – Let’s discuss the future of the WAEH, share ideas and talk about the developments in the world of eye care.

Workshops by Moorfields Education – This brand new one-day course provides a comprehensive overview of chronic structural ocular hypotony and introduces a novel treatment protocol developed at Moorfields Eye Hospital.

The Community of Practice – Innovation will bring together healthcare professionals and researchers to highlight new innovations in ophthalmology. By sharing advancements in the field, for example on the topics of diagnosis or treatment, this CoP aims to improve patient care worldwide.

Trainings by Aravind Eye Care System – This one-week course provides and overview of principles and practices of management for the efficient delivery of eye care services, with a particular focus on implementation and the measurement tools that heads of hospitals need for evidence-based decision making.

The Community of Practice – Finances focuses on the key elements of achieving and maintaining financial health in eye care facilities. Experts will discuss best practices ranging from day-to-day financial management to long-term strategic planning.

Advanced Vitreoretinal Congress by Moorfields Eye Hospital – This is a new international meeting dedicated to advancing excellence in vitreoretinal surgery.

Trainings by Aravind Eye Care System – This two-week course enables programme managers and grant making non-profits and foundations to understand the scope and priorities of eye care service delivery around the world.

This CoP will bring together fundraising professionals worldwide to exchange experiences, share best practices, and explore strategies to strengthen sustainable fundraising in eye care.

FAIR data stands for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. These are principles for managing, storing, and publishing research data in such a way that both humans and computers can easily find, understand, and reuse them, making scientific research more efficient and reliable.

The Human Resources Community of practice meets to discuss topics such as Handholding – From Volunteer to Career, Employment model(s) in ophthalmology, Task differentiation and Burn out prevention. The group will share best practices and learn from each other.

This Community of Practice is for all nurses and allied health staff working in eye hospitals worldwide. Topics like task differentiation, pain medication and ophthalmic training for nurses worldwide are discussed.

This Community of Practice will bring together healthcare professionals and researchers to highlight new innovations in ophthalmology. By sharing advancements in the field, for example on the topics of diagnosis or treatment, this CoP aims to improve patient care worldwide.

This Community of Practice focuses on the key elements of achieving and maintaining financial health in eye care facilities. Experts will discuss best practices ranging from day-to-day financial management to long-term strategic planning.

This CoP will bring together fundraising professionals worldwide to exchange experiences, share best practices, and explore strategies to strengthen sustainable fundraising in eye care.

FAIR data stands for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. These are principles for managing, storing, and publishing research data in such a way that both humans and computers can easily find, understand, and reuse them, making scientific research more efficient and reliable.

The Human Resources Community of practice meets to discuss topics such as Handholding – From Volunteer to Career, Employment model(s) in ophthalmology, Task differentiation and Burn out prevention. The group will share best practices and learn from each other.

This Community of Practice is for all nurses and allied health staff working in eye hospitals worldwide. Topics like task differentiation, pain medication and ophthalmic training for nurses worldwide are discussed.

This Community of Practice will bring together healthcare professionals and researchers to highlight new innovations in ophthalmology. By sharing advancements in the field, for example on the topics of diagnosis or treatment, this CoP aims to improve patient care worldwide.

This Community of Practice focuses on the key elements of achieving and maintaining financial health in eye care facilities. Experts will discuss best practices ranging from day-to-day financial management to long-term strategic planning.