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By Dr. Eduardo Mayorga

Adjuntamos una serie de links para ayudar a actualizarnos en momentos en que se cancelan todas las actividades presenciales.

Estas actividades pueden usarse de 3 maneras:

1. Para nuestro aprendizaje y actualización.
2. Asignando las actividades a nuestros residentes.
3. Utlizando las actividades para generar “clases invertidas” (Ver más sobre la clase invertida)

La Asociación Panamericana de Oftalmologia tiene más de 200 grabaciones de webinars disponibles para ti.

El acceso es gratuito para todos. Para acceder debes:

1. Si todavía no tienes una cuenta, regístrate aquí sin costo 
2. Si ya estás registrado ingresa al Campus PAAO haciendo clic aquí
3. Haz clik en “Webinars Pasados”.
4. Elige el tema que te interesa ver.
5. Accede a la clase.

Si tienen dificultades para acceder puede escribir a elearning@paao.org

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By Dr. Eduardo Mayorga

This article is for OPHTALMOLGISTS, RESIDENTS, AND RESIDENT TRAINERS

Knowledge Check: Are you able to answer the following questions?

•  Which are the advantages and disadvantages of same-day bilateral surgery?
• Which are the advantages of the Barrett True-K calculator?
• How much are toric intraocular lenses affected by malposition?
• How much and in what percentage of the cases is ocular pressure affected by cataract surgery?

If you are not able to answer or you are not sure, access the free, online activity

“Cataract & Refractive 360: Fundamentals, Techniques & Technology; Volume 4, Number 3”. Monograph from Healio.

Learn and get CME credits

Use the link below to read the activity.

If you train residents, use this article as a ‘Flipped classroom” (click here to learn how).

What you will need to do to access the course: (Read complete instructions before clicking on the link)

Click on this link to go to the course

Once you get to the activity, to start it you will need to log in to Healio. For this you need to:

Create a free account or (you will be asked to do this by a popup window)

Log in with your credentials if you already registered before

If you need more help contact Dr. Eduardo Mayorga at eduardo.mayorga@icoph.org

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By Dr. Eduardo Mayorga

This article is for OPHTALMOLGISTS, RESIDENTS, AND RESIDENT TRAINERS

How much do you know about “Normal-tension glaucoma”?

Would you be able to answer the following questions?

• What is the best therapeutic approach for treating progressive normal-tension glaucoma (NTG)?
• What are the findings of the Collaborative Normal-Tension Glaucoma Study?
• What condition is suggestive of a vasospastic phenomenon in a patient with normal-tension glaucoma?
• In a patient with normal-tension glaucoma, what features may corneal pachymetry show?

Learn and get CME credits at AAO ONE Network

If you are not able to answer or you are not sure, access this short “Normal-tension glaucoma” course at the AAO ONE Network. Use the link below to learn and get credits.

If you train residents, use this course as a ‘Flipped classroom” Click here to learn how to flip a classroom

What you will need to do to access the course: Read all instructions before going to the links

• Click on this link when you are ready to go to the course
• You will need to log in to the ONE Network. For this you need either:

1. be a member of the AAO or
2. have already access to the ONE Network trough your ophthalmological society.

How do I get access to the ONE Network if I do not have access already?

• Check if the ophthalmological society you are a member of is listed in this link, if so,
• Write to  oneintl@aao.org,  asking for access to the ONE Network
• Remember to provide: Your first and last name, your email, your country, and the ophthalmological society you are a member of.
• The AAO will verify your eligibility and send you the instructions on how to access ONE

If you need more help contact me at eduardo.mayorga@icoph.org

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By Dr. Eduardo Mayorga

EL ONE Network de la Academia Americana de Oftalmología es el sitio online con más contenidos para aprender, mantenerse actualizado y enseñar oftalmología. En la presentación narrada en español por el Dr. Asdrubal F. Moreno que aparece a continuación se hace una completa descripción de qué es, que contiene y cómo acceder a ella.

Si bien está pensada para el acceso directo de quienes quieren aprender o mantenerse actualizados es una excelente fuente para encontrar material para desarrollar lo que se llama la “La Clase Invertida”. En futuras publicaciones veremos más en detalle qué es la “Clase Invertida” y cómo aprovechar los recursos de ONE Network para implementarla

Vea la presentación del Dr. Moreno haciendo click aqui.

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