ESA Grand Rounds Seminar: Tue 17 June 2025

Name: ESA Grand Rounds Seminar: Tue 17 June 2025
Start: 2025-06-17T18:00:00+1000
End: 2025-06-17T21:00:00+1000
Location: Malvern Valley Public Golf Course

Tue, 17 Jun, 6pm - 9pm AEST

Malvern Valley Public Golf Course

Malvern East VIC, Australia

Eye Surgery Associates

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Late registrations are still welcome — please feel free to email us directly to secure your spot at events@eyesurgery.com.au

ESA Grand Rounds Seminar: Tue 17 June 2025 (6:00pm - 9:00pm) - Malvern

We’re excited to announce our upcoming Grand Rounds Seminar 2025, held in close collaboration with Nexus Hospital! 🏥✨
Join us for an evening of insightful presentations:

🎤 A/Prof Simon Skalicky: Great glaucoma cases with Eyeonic online computer-based visual field testing
🎤A/Prof Heather Mack: Neuro-ophthalmology, focusing on optic neuropathies and central retinal artery occlusion, using case-based approach
🎤 Dr Ming-Lee Lin: Retinal case discussions – how multimodal imaging can assist with diagnosis and monitoring

Event Highlights:
✅ Registration: Free! Click "REGISTER" to secure your spot.
✅ CPD Points: 2.25i (0.75T) You will need to check-in upon arrival for acknowledgement of attendance and to receive CPD points.
✅ Food & Beverages: Provided (vegetarian options available).

While we strive to accommodate dietary requirements, we cannot guarantee the absence of cross-contamination. Foods may be prepared in environments where allergens are present, and despite our best efforts, traces of allergens may unintentionally be introduced. Attendees with severe allergies should exercise caution. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide kosher meal options for this event. We appreciate your understanding and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

📍 Venue: Malvern Valley Golf Course | 1 GOLFERS DR, MALVERN EAST | Ample Parking available on site.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, network, and collaborate! 🌟 #ESAGrandRounds #NexusHospital #CPD2025

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What are Grand Rounds?

Originally, the phrase “Grand Rounds” was a hospital term used when doctors were attending to their patients alongside a group of student/trainee doctors – generally to discuss and pass on medical knowledge. This served an educational purpose for students, who learned while the doctors made their “rounds” through the hospital.

Our version of Grand Rounds is the modern equivalent – ophthalmologists who operate out of ESA’s suites present optometry-related education and news, hosted through our series of seminar/webinar events, to support the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) of health professionals. CPD Points are determined/allocated based on the learning objectives assigned to each presentation and/or accompanying assessments.

**Please note the CPD points allocated for each of our events, as they are subject to change.

Locations: Events are usually held in proximity to one of our four consulting suites (Doncaster, East Melbourne, Malvern and Vermont South), or via webinars. Details are sent out via an invitation to our subscribers and are posted under the ‘Upcoming Events’ tab of our website. In addition to our website, event details and updates can be found on the ESA Facebook and LinkedIn pages.

ESA Event Structure: Our Grand Rounds typically include one or two speakers per evening, with presentations that include the latest research, relevant to the chosen clinical topic/s, as well as two or three case-studies that discuss interesting and unique features. Past event/topic examples include: cataract surgery, ICG angiography, B scans, ERGs and clinical trials.

Discussion and interchange of ideas and observations is encouraged, and the formal component of each session will always meet CPD requirements. ESA aims to manage Grand Round events sessions efficiently, and they are generally held at the end of the working day, as most attendees are usually unavailable during the day.

You can access our ESA Ophthalmologist Sheet & our Referral pads online.