About this course

This 4-module learning program aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding pediatric functional constipation. Additionally, it aims to provide expert insights into evidence-based diagnostic and treatment strategies for application in clinical practice.

Objective of the course:

At the completion of this course the participant will be able to:

• 1) To enhance trainees’ proficiency in applying optometry clinical procedures accurately, following best clinical practices
• 2) To enhance trainees’ understanding of utilizing appropriate techniques and tools for various clinical procedures
• 3) To enhance trainees’ skills in recognizing the appropriate scenarios and conditions that necessitate specific optometry clinical procedures.
• 4) To build trainees’ skills in assessing contraindications and limitations of certain optometry clinical procedures
• 5) To enhance trainees’ understanding of ocular conditions to make informed decision-making in optometry care.

Need of the course:

The advancements in dental techniques as well as newer instruments and technology have made rootcanal treatments possible in a single visit, without compromising the safety and efficacy of thetreatment. Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of single sitting root canal treatment isimportant to become more proficient with instrumentation and treatment.One of the greatest challenges for dentists in clinical practice is conservative aesthetic anterior toothrestoration. Using proper technique, one can achieve excellent aesthetics without threatening the correct tooth function.The field of implantology is also evolving very rapidly with a wide range of applications in various interdisciplinary fields. It is important for practitioners who use implants to have a thorough understanding of the type and frequency of complications that may arise. Prompt management of thesecomplications is pivotal for success of the implants.