Early notice of a new CPD lecture on Ocular Surface Disease (MGD/dry eye) in the evening of 18th 11th March 2026. Presented by me and appearing on a screen near you, in cooperation with Hoya Lens UK and Andy Sanders FBDO, Professional Services Director, Hoya Lens UK and Ireland.

Further details to follow.

Today (20/01/2026) we are pleased to announce a second (part 2 not a repeat) CPD lecture on Wednesday 15th April. 
If any colleagues would like to send me diagnostic and/or treatment images that I can consider including in the presentations, they will be gratefully received, and if included, acknowledged in the slide. 

A little more detail:

Evening CPD from Hoya on 11/03/2026: 'Is there really anything new in ‘Dry Eye’; its prevalence, impact and diagnosis!' Lecture by Andrew D Price. Registration open soon.

Is there anything new in Dry Eye - its prevalence, impact and diagnosis! C- 115463 - 1 interactive CPD PointWed, Mar 11, 2026 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM GMT

Can there really be anything new and unknown to the primary eye care professional in the field(s) of ‘dry eye’? It looks like there actually could be, perhaps something as basic as the term ‘dry eye’ needs reappraisal, it’s time to get specific. Only then can we make a meaningful diagnosis and help our patients. Do our patients have the wrong diagnosis and perhaps this explains why their self-selection of treatments are ineffective. Let’s look afresh at this disease, its prevalence, impact and diagnosis, identify what shouldn’t be included and use our skills, education, experience, and technology to really identify the specific cause of their ocular surface symptoms. Considering your role in practice- • Clinical practice (s5.3) After successful completion of this CPD practitioners will be able to describe the different subclassifications of dry eye disease taking into account the latest clinical research and apply this to daily clinical practice. (s7.5) After successful completion of this CPD practitioners will recognise eye conditions that can mimic the symptoms of dry eye disease and refer appropriately. • Leadership and accountability (s8.1) After successful completion of this CPD practitioners will recognise the importance of maintaining clear legible and contemporaneous records for any advice, discussions, and management of patients with dry eye disease.

Register:  register.gotowebinar.com/register/7411133236335797849  

You're Invited to Our Upcoming CPD Webinar!

📅 Date: Wednesday, 15th April 2026
⏰ Time: 7:30 PM
📍 Format: Webinar Presentation ✨ 1 interactive CPD Point  Dry Eye Part 2 : Is there really anything new in dry eye - treatments? C-11819    This presentation provides a concise update on modern dry eye treatments, covering tear film complexity, evidence-based therapies, meibomian gland management, anti-inflammatory options, device-based treatments, and emerging approaches to improve patient outcomes.Speaker:Andrew PriceFor queries, please contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.