CFEH developed a series of Chairside References to help optometrists interpret ocular imaging and differentially diagnose disease. The references below were last updated in November 2024.

Evidence-based chairside references to support therapeutic practise. Expand your ocular therapeutics knowledge and confidence. Earn evidence-based CPD via exclusive educational content. Clinical …

It is imperative that all practicing optometrists are aware of the IOP IOP drops are the optometrists’ first-line treatment for glaucoma patients. 1,2 medications, potential side effects and contraindications. …

CFEH Chairside references are a guide to aid the diagnosis of posterior eye disease. They summarise key clinical and imaging features of each disease in a convenient format, illustrated by...

Indication(s): As first line monotherapy or adjunctive therapy to decrease elevated intraocular pressure in patients with ocular hypertension and/or open angle glaucoma. Dosage and administration: One …

Some common types of visual field defects and their more common differentials are outlined below. Results must be interpreted critically (reliability and repeatability) and in conjunction with other …

This reference is designed a guide to aid glaucoma management decisions, however individual cases must be assessed in the context of all available clinical data.

This chair-side reference is not exhaustive for all types of secondary glaucomas. Please note that the anterior eye signs below may not always present with glaucomatous optic nerve head changes, in …

Gonioscopy remains the gold standard technique for visualising the angle structures and for devising an appropriate management. This reference is designed to provide a guide to identifying the structures, …

Completion required before first appointment to ensure patients are ready for care. Please indicate in the referral if the patient is unable to access mandatory tests or investigations as they incur a cost or are …