Duke Elder Revision: Clinical Ophthalmology Part 2

Name: Duke Elder Revision: Clinical Ophthalmology Part 2
Start: 2024-09-06T17:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-09-06T18:00:00+00:00

6th Sep 2024

6:00 - 7:00pm (BST)

Ophthalmology

6th Sep 2024

6:00 - 7:00pm (BST)

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Description

Improve your knowledge in Clinical Ophthalmology with our second Duke Elder Revision session. Dr. Mustafa Al-Ghazi, a clinical teaching fellow at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, will guide you through high yield Duke Elder exam concepts and SBAs. This session is an excellent opportunity to brush up on critical aspects of Ophthalmology and enhance your skills. Don't miss this chance to learn from a seasoned professional, gain insights into crucial exam topics, and interact with peers in the medical community!

Summary

Deepen your understanding of Clinical Ophthalmology at our second Duke Elder Revision session. Renowned clinical teaching fellow, Dr. Mustafa Al-Ghazi, will walk you through key exam concepts and Single Best Answers (SBAs), offering invaluable insights for your improvement. This is a crucial opportunity to hone your Ophthalmology skills, interact with peers, and learn from an experienced practitioner. Enhance your potential success in Duke Elder exams by attending this highly beneficial session.

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Learning objectives

To deepen the understanding of essential concepts and principles related to Clinical Ophthalmology, specifically those covered on the Duke Elder exam.
To enhance diagnostic and decision-making skills in Ophthalmology through a comprehensive review of key exam topics.
To apply knowledge of Ophthalmology to solve SBAs (single best answer) and understand the logic behind these answers.
To learn from the experience and teaching of Dr. Mustafa Al-Ghazi, a seasoned professional in the field, gaining a deeper insight into clinical practices.
To foster a collaborative learning environment by interacting with peers from the medical community, exchanging ideas and perspectives on common Ophthalmology topics and challenges.

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