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CVS
EYECARE SEMINAR
Presenters:
Stephen L Glasser,
OD, FAAO
Jeffrey R Anshel,
OD
To
register on-line for the CVS Eyecare Seminar, please fill out the Online form
with your credit card number. If mailing in the registration, please print
out the form and mail to: Corporate Vision Consulting 842 Arden Drive Encinitas,
CA. 92024.
The
cost of the seminar is $189. for doctors and $95. for accompanied assistants
($125. for unaccompanied assistants or Opticians). For the location of future
seminars, see the chart above or for more detailed information, please call
800-383-1202, ext. 1.
Seminar Outline:
Purpose of
this course
The purpose of
this course is to provide you with an advanced understanding of the computer
user, the computer environment and correction methods so that you may render
the proper specialized care needed for these individuals.
Fear of computers
Computers
and typewriters
Development
of Visual Requirements
Computer Usage
Increase in
Computer Usage
Projected
Internet Use
Computer addiction
Kids and Computers
Kids and computers
statistics
Aging of the
workforce
Computer Vision
Syndrome (CVS)
CVS and the
Eyecare Industry
Opportunities
for the Optometrist
Solving the
problems
The Computer
Hardware
The monitor
Computer vs
paper image
Distance from
the computer
The One-third
Rule
Computer height
NOVA desk
Size does
matter...
Trends
Your old monitor/
your new monitor
Flat screen
monitor
All in one
monitor
Screen Flicker
Flicker Perception
Colored letter/
background combinations can have an effect on text readability
Screen and
document orientation
Side document
holder
In-line document
holder
Radiation
The Keyboard
Slanted keyboard
Wrist rest
/ mouse rest
Articulating
keyboard holder
Regular/ Split
keyboard graphic
Split keyboard
The Mouse
Precise mouse
pad
The CPU
The Computer
Environment
Lighting
Diffuser fluorescent
fixture
Bank fluorescent
fixtures
Luminance
ratios
Display and
Glare Source Luminances
Direct and
indirect glare
Eliminating
Glare
Glare test
Desktop and
laptop hoods
Office examples
Classroom
with computers
Kids and computer
furniture
Auxiliary
Lighting
Task light
Ergolight
Laptop light
Anti-glare
Filters
Why Recommend
Anti-Glare Filters
Neutral Density
Filter
Circular Polarization
Filter
What Filters
to Recommend
Seating
90 degree
posture
Typewriter
posture
Reclined posture
Desk
The Computer
Patient
Complaints
associated with computer use
Ocular or
Eye Complaints
Visual Complaints
Behavioral
Complaints
Physical Complaints
Computer Vision
Exam
Patient History
Computer Vision
Questionnaire
PRIO
Computer and
Paper
The Eye-CEE
System for Computer Testing
Eye considerations
CVS Related
Dry Eye Problems
Solutions
for CVS Related Dry Eye Problems
Vision considerations
Hyperopia
or Astigmatism
Myopia
Binocular
Vision and Accommodation
Head Movements
Accommodative
Facility Norms
NRA and PRA
Vision Therapy
Computer Vision
Exam
Computer correction
questions
Eyeglass lenses
Occupational/Specialty
lenses
Computer trifocal
Specialty
lens comparison
How to prescribe
Access
Interview
lens
Lens treatments
Contact lenses
Contact lenses
and computers
CVS Cases
Other recommendations
Blink Rate
"Take
a break"
Sources and
Resources
Web Sites
Computer Eyecare
and Your Practice
Consulting
A Consultant
is an Expert
Becoming an
Expert
Marketing
Yourself
The Ergonomic
Community
Consulting
Equipment
On the Job
The Economics
of Ergonomics
Do The Math
Fees
A Final Thought
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