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CONTENTS
CLINICAL EDUCATION
4 Ophthalmic News and
Education (ONE) Network
6 Focal Points
8 Basic and Clinical Science
Course (BCSC)
12 Resident and Medical Student
Training
14 Academy MOC Essentials
16 Books and Videos
18 Education for the Eye Care
Team
22 IRIS Registry
PATIENT EDUCATION
24 Brochures and Booklets
26 Downloadable Handouts
27 Waiting Room Videos and
Animations
28 Downloadable Videos
31 EHR Integration
AAOE: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
32 Coding and Reimbursement
33 2016 Coding Coach and 2016
Retina Coding
34 2016 ICD-10 for Ophthalmology
Collection
36 2016 Ophthalmic Coding: Learn
to Code the Essentials and
Subspecialties
37 2016 CPT and HCPCS
38 CODEquest Coding Seminars
39 Webinars and The Dispensing
Ophthalmologist
40 AAOE Membership
41 Ophthalmology Job Center
RESOURCES Continuing Medical Education
42 Member Services for the Ophthalmologist
Written and reviewed by experts and
43 Meetings on Demand available in print and electronic formats,
44 EyeWiki CME products simultaneously advance your
knowledge and your career. For complete
45 EyeSmart product descriptions and specified credits,
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46 Translated Products
47 CME Central 45 ONE Network Activities
48 Academy Forum 67 Focal Points
811 Basic and Clinical Science Course
49 The Foundation of the American 1415 MOC Course on Demand
Academy of Ophthalmology 15  racticing Ophthalmologists
P
Learning System
50 OMIC and Sponsored Insurance
16 ProVision, Series 5
Programs
51 Order Form Accreditation
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2016 Ophthalmic Coding: Learn to Code the Essentials
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Monday, Nov. 16, 3:30 4:30 p.m.
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Make the ONE Network your first choice for
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The worlds largest online
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Access the latest clinical knowledge, news and
learning activities with the Academys Ophthalmic
News & Education (ONE) Network.
Theres something for every ophthalmologist.
Explore thousands of videos and images. Take
self-assessment exams. Manage your CME
transcript. Read Academy-developed practice
guidelines and articles from leading journals.
Best of all, the ONE Network is optimized for your
tablet and smartphone, meaning you can access
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Exclusive resources for residents.
Interactive, Academy-approved clinical and
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101-level courses in each subspecialty
Annual meeting lectures
Histopathology
Review quizzes
Oculoplastics from the experts. Developed
in coordination with the American Society
of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery (ASOPRS), the Oculoplastics
Education Center is an online compendium
of knowledge covering the expansive field
of oculoplastic and oculofacial surgery.
The center offers coverage of all relevant
disorders and surgical techniques and is
supported by ASOPRS as the definitive
standard of practice in the field.
A comprehensive educational resource
for pediatric ophthalmology. Review the
latest standards of care for each major area
of pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus
in the new Pediatric Ophthalmology
Education Center. The center offers
coverage of major diseases and
management strategies, surgical videos and
patient resources, innovative case-based
activities for retinopathy of prematurity and
a virtual patient simulator for strabismus.
Educators can rely on this center as a
tool for mentoring students, fellows and
ophthalmologists worldwide.
CLINICAL EDUCATION
Improve Eye Care for Older Adults. Learn
new strategies and approaches for eye care
of older adults with this new content area.
Listen to experts discuss common aging-
eye diseases, diagnosis, evaluation and
treatment.
Access a suite of geriatric educational
tools and resources.
Learn best practices for preventing and
treating postoperative delirium.
Share your videos. Publish your unique
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Improve your knowledge with Learning
Plans. Each Learning Plan addresses
a commonly misunderstood topic with
relevant courses, cases, videos and
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Use 3,500+ clinical images. Browse and
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Ophthalmologists
Read 11 leading
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journals. Find them
under the Journals
menu. Publications
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Ophthalmology
American Journal of Ophthalmology
Survey of Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology Clinics of North America
British Journal of Ophthalmology
Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology
EyeNet Magazine
Journal of Clinical & Academic
Ophthalmology
ABO-Arquivos Brasileiros de
Oftalmologia
Revista Mexicana de Oftalmologia
Indian Journal of Ophthalmology
Reference Academy-developed practice
guidelines and clinical documents. All
guidelines are developed by leading
clinicians using evidence-based methods.
Find them under the Guidelines menu.
Supporting the global ophthalmology
community. The Academy shares
educational materials and experiences with
colleagues who have limited resources.
In 2014, ONE Network access was
providedfree of chargeto more than
35,000 ophthalmologists in 52 developing
countries, enabling them to learn the latest
techniques to improve patient care.
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Focal Points

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Focal Points: Concise, practice-ready guidance
on 130+ topics
Focal Points 2016
Compact, to-the-point knowledge on 12 new
topics, including (list subject to change):
Persistent Epithelial Defects
Bennie H. Jeng, MD
Ocular Manifestations of Child
Abuse
Alex V. Levin, MD, MHSc, FRCSC
Eunice M. Kohara, DO
Review and Update on Enucleation,
Evisceration, and Orbital
Exenteration
Jonathan J. Dutton, MD, PhD
Brett Pariseau, MS, MD
Concussion and Traumatic
Brain Injury: Visual/Oculomotor
Symptoms, Exam and Treatment
Gregory P. Van Stavern, MD
Thomas W. Eck, MD
Viral Anterior Uveitis; Diagnosis and
Management
Soon-Phaik Chee, FRCOphth
Aliza Jap, FRCOphth
Diagnosis and Management of
Cataract After Vitrectomy
Steven G. Safran, MD
Congenital Nasolacrimal Duct
Obstruction
David Silbert, MD, FAAP
Noelle Matta, CO, CRC, COT
Diabetic Macular Edema
Nisha Warrier, MD, MPH
Nicole Siegel, MD
CLINICAL EDUCATION
Systemic Assessment of Patients
With Ocular and Adnexal
Malignancies
Vivian T. Yin, MD
Bita Esmaeli, MD
Intermediate Uveitis/Pars Planitis
Robert Wang, MD
Update on Automated Perimetry
Chris A. Johnson, PhD, DSc
Anterior Segment Imaging
Stephen C. Kaufman, MD, PhD
Alla Kelly, MD
Watch videos in select
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The American Academy of Ophthalmology
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Credits. Physicians should claim only the
credit commensurate with the extent of their
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Basic and Clinical Science Course

BCSC: Cornerstone of clinical ophthalmic

knowledge
Keep your go-to reference up to date with the
Academys 20152016 Basic and Clinical Science
Course (BCSC) fundamental curriculum.

With 13 volumes covering current clinical

knowledge, plus numerous figures, tables and self-
assessment questions and answers, the BCSC is an
unparalled ophthalmic reference.

Videos are included in:

Section 6: Pediatric Ophthalmology and

Strabismustwelve videos of diagnostic
evaluation and surgical procedures
Section 7: Orbit, Eyelids, and Lacrimal System
Six videos on repair of periocular malpositions
and involutional changes
Section 9: Intraocular Inflammation and Uveitis
Three fundamental surgical technique videos,
plus a diagnostic video
Section 12: Retina and VitreousTen video
demonstrations illustrating common vitreoretinal
procedures

Play video from your

eBook or scan the QR
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INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS
Print
$109 member / $169 nonmember
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$99 member / $149 nonmember
Print and eBook
$169 member / $249 nonmember
CME information for BCSC Sections 1, 4,
7, 9, 10, 11 and 13
The American Academy of Ophthalmology
designates this enduring material for
a maximum of 10 AMA PRA Category 1
Credits. Physicians should claim only the
credit commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity.
CME information for BCSC Sections 2, 3,
5, 6, 8 and 12
The American Academy of Ophthalmology
designates this enduring material for
a maximum of 15 AMA PRA Category 1
Credits. Physicians should claim only the
credit commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity.
major revision
Section 1: Update on General
Medicine
Section chair: Herbert
J. Ingraham, MD
Covers systemic
medical conditions
most often
encountered in
ophthalmic patients,
such as infectious,
metabolic, neurologic and cardiovascular
diseases, cancer and rheumatic and
endocrine disorders.
368 pages
Print #02800015
eBook #02800015V
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Basic and Clinical Science Course
Section 2: Fundamentals and
Principles of Ophthalmology
Section chair: Lawrence M. Levine, MD
Examines the essential scientific
grounding for current ophthalmic practice.
Discusses ocular anatomy, embryology,
biochemistry and metabolism and the latest
developments in eye-related molecular and
clinical genetics studies.
Last major revision: 20142015, 430 pages
Print #02800025
eBook #02800025V
Print and eBook #02820025V
Section 3: Clinical Optics
Section chair: Dimitri T. Azar, MD
Includes many figures and learning
exercises. Provides an overview of lasers,
IOLs and refractive surgery. Examines optics
of the human eye, ophthalmic instruments
and contact lenses.
Last major revision: 20132014, 366 pages
Print #02800035 establishing rapport with children. Includes
eBook #02800035V
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Section 4: Ophthalmic
Pathology and Intraocular
Tumors
Section chair: Robert H. Rosa Jr., MD
Part I, Ophthalmic Pathology, uses a
hierarchy that moves from general to
specific to help derive a differential
diagnosis for a specific tissue. Part II,
Intraocular Tumors, provides an overview
of the field of ocular oncology.
Last major revision: 20112012, reviewed for
currency: 2014, 402 pages
Print #02800045
eBook #02800045V
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Section 5:
Neuro-Ophthalmology
Section chair: Rod Foroozan, MD
Presents a symptom-driven approach
to the diagnosis and treatment of major
neuro-ophthalmic conditions. Leads the
reader through the sometimes subtle
manifestations of neuro-ophthalmic disease
to anatomical localization of lesions and
definitive diagnosis.
Last major revision: 20132014, 408 pages
Print #02800055
eBook #02800055V
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Section 6: Pediatric
Ophthalmology and
Strabismus
Section chair: Gregg T. Lueder, MD
Discusses the full range of pediatric ocular
disorders, extraocular muscle anatomy,
motor and sensory physiology and the
pediatric eye examination, including
12 videos of diagnostic evaluation and
surgical procedures.
Last major revision: 20142015, 475 pages
Print #02800065
eBook #02800065V
Print and eBook #02820065V
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Basic and Clinical Science Course

major revision major revision

INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS
Print Section 9: Intraocular Section 12: Retina and
$109 member / $169 nonmember Inflammation and Uveitis Vitreous
eBook Section chair: Russell Colin A. McCannel, MD
$99 member / $149 nonmember W. Read, MD, PhD Completely overhauled
Print and eBook Presents the clinical and includes thorough
$169 member / $249 nonmember approach to uveitis and updates on age-
reviews autoimmune related macular
and infectious forms degeneration, diabetic
of uveitis and scleritis. macular edema and
major revision Includes four videos of venous occlusive
fundamental surgical disease. Includes
Section 7: Orbit, Eyelids, and
techniques and new 10 images and
Lacrimal System diagnosis. videos illustrating common vitreoretinal
Section chair: Jill
procedures.
Annette Foster, MD
359 pages
Contains information
Print #02800095 422 pages
on congenital,
eBook #02800095V Print #02800125
inflammatory,
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infectious, neoplastic
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and traumatic
conditions of the
Section 10: Glaucoma
orbit and accessory
Section chair: George A. Cioffi, MD Section 13: Refractive Surgery
structures. Includes many new images and
Examines key aspects of glaucoma, Section chair: M. Bowes Hamill, MD
six surgical videos.
including epidemiology, hereditary and Covers refractive surgery, accommodative
genetic factors, intraocular pressure, and nonaccommodative treatment of
335 pages
aqueous humor dynamics, clinical presbyopia, patient evaluation and
Print #02800075
evaluation, medical management and photoablation. Features new graphics and
eBook #02800075V
surgical therapy. updated information on lens implants used
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around the world.
Last major revision: 20122013, reviewed
for currency: 2014, 252 pages Last major revision: 20142015, 257 pages
Section 8: External Disease Print #02800105 Print #02800135
and Cornea eBook #02800105V eBook #02800135V
Section chair: Robert W. Weisenthal, MD Print and eBook #02820105V Print and eBook #02820135V
Covers infectious and ocular surface
diseases and surgery of the ocular surface;
immune-mediated and neoplastic disorders; Section 11: Lens and Cataract Master Index
congenital anomalies and degenerations. Section chair: James C. Bobrow, MD Included in complete print sets. Free upon
Reviews lens anatomy, physiology and request with any print BCSC purchase.
Last major revision: 20132014, 492 pages pathology. Describes the evaluation and
Print #02800085 management of cataracts, lens and cataract Print #02800935
eBook #02800085V surgery and complications and special
Print and eBook #02820085V situations in cataract surgery.

Last major revision: 20122013, 256 pages

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Save up to 50%! BCSC sets provide the best value
for essential knowledge
COMPLETE SET
Includes all 13 volumes. Print sets
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$1,059 member / $1,509 nonmember
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eBook for two or more users
Discounts from 10% to 40%.
Visit www.aao.org/bcsc for pricing and
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$1,379 member / $2,019 nonmember
RESIDENCY SET
Includes all 13 volumes, plus Basic
Principles of Ophthalmic Surgery,
3rd ed., and Basic Techniques of
Ophthalmic Surgery, 2nd ed. Print sets
include the Master Index. Both print
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of Ophthalmology, 2nd ed. eBook.
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supplementary titles.
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 Build a solid foundation of knowledge with
essential Academy texts
Ophthalmology residents are faced with learning These books supplement the Basic and Clinical
a highly complex subspecialty; proper training and Science Course and the required training and
education are critical to their success. This suite of experience that are essential for achieving safe and
Academy textbooks for ophthalmology residents effective outcomes for patients.
and trainees will help them build a solid foundation
of clinical and surgical knowledge. For more information about the BCSC, see pages 8
to 11.
They are written and edited by leading residency
program directors and filled with images and videos,
providing powerful tools for mastering needed skills.

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Resident and Medical Student Training
new edition
Basic Principles of Ophthalmic
Surgery
Executive editor: Ayman Naseri, MD
Introduces the resident to key concepts and
elements in the realm of ophthalmic surgery.
Covers patient selection and preparation, as
well as surgical logistics, instrumentation and
materials, including loupes, lasers, microscopes,
instruments, blades, suture materials and needles.
Intraoperative and postoperative considerations
are also covered. Four videos are included.
3rd ed., 2015, 284 pages
Print #0283005
$109 member / $169 nonmember
eBook #0283005V
$99 member / $149 nonmember
new edition
Basic Techniques of Ophthalmic
Surgery
Executive editor: Jean R. Hausheer, MD
Describes more than 80 common ophthalmic
surgical procedures. In the new edition, more
than 500 images and 175 videos vividly illustrate
procedural steps. Watch videos right from your
eBook or scan the QR code in the print book.
2nd ed., 2015, 580 pages
Print #0283004
$109 member / $169 nonmember
eBook #0283004V
$109 member / $169 nonmember
B U Y A S E T A N D S AV E
20152016 Basic and Clinical Science
Course Residency Set includes select titles.
See page 11.
new edition
Practical Ophthalmology:
A Manual for Beginning Residents
Executive editor: Preston H. Blomquist, MD
This updated essential text helps ophthalmology
residents gain confidence while becoming a
skilled practitioner. Highlights include coverage
of a thorough ophthalmic examination, discussion
of ophthalmic emergencies and common ocular
medications. Stepwise instructions for 57 specific
examination and testing techniques are available
for quick access.
7th ed., 2015, 352 pages
Print #0230012
$90 member / $150 nonmember
eBook #0230012V
$80 member / $130 nonmember
Print and eBook #0232012V
$130 member / $210 nonmember
Basic Ophthalmology
Executive editor: Richard A. Harper, MD
Serves as an ideal complement to medical
student curriculum and a helpful tool for primary
care residents and physicians. Includes practical
information on the diagnosis, management
and referral of common ocular disorders, and
summarizes important ophthalmic concepts and
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