Friday, May 21, 2010 - École d`optométrie

2010
Journées
optométriques
May 21 and 22, 2010
Université de Montréal — pavillon Roger-Gaudry
2900 Édouard-Montpetit Blvd., Montréal, Québec
Centre de perfectionnement et de référence en optométrie
www.cpro.ca
Presentation abstracts are available at www.cpro.ca
Due to the large number of speakers, there will be no printed handouts. Some presentations will be available
online on our website after the conference.
Friday, May 21, 2010
Research in Visual Deficiency Intervention
8:45-10:15 am
Rehabilitation and Professional Training in Québec
Universities
You have a choice between 3 clinical sessions
Marie-Chantal Wanet–Defalque, PhD
Julie-Anne Couturier, MA, MSc
Session 1 — 1.5 CE units in General Optometry
Binocular Vision and Pediatrics
Vision Development in Infants
François Vital-Durand, PhD
10:45 am - 12:45 pm
You have a choice between 2 clinical sessions
Neurological Examinations in Optometry
Session 4 — 2 CE units in Ocular Health
Marie-Ève Corbeil, OD, MSc, Danielle de Guise, OD, MSc,
Mariline Pageau, OD et Andrée Raymond, OD
Ocular Health and Primary Care
Session 2 — 1.5 CE units in General Optometry
New Investigative Techniques, Products and Applied
Research in Ocular Health and Primary Care. Eight
15-minute case reports
Ophthalmic Optics
Presentation of the Ophthalmic Optics Mini-guide
Julie Brûlé, OD, Yvon Rhéaume, OD, Fadi Maroun, OD, Régina
Bizzarro, OD et collaborateurs
Guillaume Carcenac, PhD Candidate
What to do About Progressive Lens Non-Adaptation
Session 5 — 2 CE units in General Optometry
Jean-Marie Hanssens, OD, PhD (c)
Contact Lenses
Reasons for Progressive Lens Non-Adaptation
Clinical Cases. Eight 15-minute case reports
Guillaume Giraudet, PhD
Langis Michaud OD, MSc, Daniel Brazeau, OD, Frédéric
Gagnon, OD, Nathalie Trottier, OD et collaborateurs
Nature and Management of Ophthalmic Lens Optical
Aberrations
Nicolas Fontaine, OD, MSc
Comparison of Ophthalmic Materials and Treatments
of the Most Popular Lenses in Ophthalmic Optics
Benoît Frenette, OD, MSc
Session 3 — 1.5 CE units in General Optometry
Low Vision and Rehabilitation
Development of Spatial Navigation skills in the Blind:
A Clinical and Neuroscientific Approach
Lotfi Merabet, OD, PhD
Vision Rehabilitation –They Don’t Know – They Don’t
Go: Breaking down the Barriers for Visually Impaired
People
Olga Overbury, PhD
Impact of anti-VEGF Therapy for Exudative Macular
Degeneration on Visual Rehabilitation Services
Julie-Andrée Marinier, OD, MSc
1:45-3:15 pm
Research Milestones at the École
Part 1 — 1.5 CE units in Ocular Health
Scientific research at the École d’optométrie—a well-kept secret
Presentation of current research by research professors
Prevention of Visual Deficits and Vision Restoration
Elvire Vaucher, PhD
Vision Sciences at the Service of Tissue Engineering:
Toward the Reconstruction of a Transparent Cornea
Using Various Corneal Cell Phenotypes
Claude Giasson, OD, PhD
Investigation and Diagnosis by Light Reflected by the
Eye Fundus
10:45 am - 12:15 pm
Vasile Diaconu, PhD
Regeneration of the Visual Nervous System: Repairing
the Irreparable
Spotlight on Our Alumni
Part 2 — 1.5 CE units in Ocular Health
Jean-François Bouchard, BPharm, PhD
Retinal Detachment
3:30-5:30 pm
OOQ and AOQ General Assemblies
Sébastien Olivier, OD, MD
Retinopathy of Prematurity
Chantal Boisvert, OD, MD
Co-management
6:00-7:30 pm
Angèle Devaux, OD, MD, and Karl Brousseau, OD
Diplopia
Cocktail hour at the École d’optométrie
Saturday, May 22, 2010
8:15-10:15 am
Sylvain Lanthier, OD, MD, CSPQ
1:00-2:30 pm
Research Milestones at the École
Part 2 — 1.5 CE units in Ocular Health
Spotlight on Our Alumni
Part 1 — 1 CE unit in General Optometry and 1 CE unit in
Ocular Health
Presentations by École d’optométrie alumni, researchers,
physicians and professors
Vision and the Early Stages of Old Age
Hélène Kergoat OD, PhD
Optical Imagery, a Vital Tool for Studying the Structure
and Function of the Retina and the Visual Brain
Christian Casanova, PhD
Applying the Optometrist’s Expertise to Clinical
Reasoning
Caroline Faucher, OD, PhD
Correcting Presbyopia with Multifocal Intraocular
Lenses: Does Your Client Know More than You?
Nadia Marie Quesnel, OD, MSc
One Hundred Years...Without Tears? What’s New in
Tear Analysis?
A Taste for Seeing: The Tongue as Sight Organ
Maurice Ptito, PhD
Using Immersive Systems and Virtual Reality to Study
Vision and Its Impact on Human Behaviour
Jocelyn Faubert, PhD
2:45-4:00 pm
Etty Bitton, OD, MSc
Update on the Research Protocol for Fabry Disease and
other Lysosomal Storage Disorders
100 years in the Making: The École’s Past,
Present and Future
Langis Michaud, OD, MSc
Jacques Gresset and collaborators
Glaucoma Diagnosis and New Technologies
Pierre Forcier, OD, MSc
6:30 pm
Optometry in the Genomic Era: The Next Phase?
Robert Wojciechowski, OD, MSc, PhD
Dinner show at Windsor Station
REGISTRATION FORM
All options include meals, cocktail hour and gala dinner on Saturday
g Friday and Saturday May 21-22, 2010
g Will attend cocktail hour g Will attend gala dinner
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$ 56.44
$ 350
g Friday May 21, 2010
g Will attend cocktail hour g Will attend gala dinner
$ 275
g Saturday May 22, 2010
g Will attend gala dinner
$ 275
Please register me for the gala dinner only
g Saturday May 22, 2010
$ 200
My escort for the gala dinner is
g Name: ____________________________________________
ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR REGISTRATION
AFTER APRIL 30, 2010
$ 200
$ 50
Return this registration form by April 30, 2010 by regular mail, fax or
ONLINE AT WWW.CPRO.CA
Telephone registrations are not accepted. We do not accept post-dated cheques.
TOTAL
$
Clinical sessions on the morning of Friday, May 21, 2010
Please indicate your preferences so we can adjust room selections as needed. Please note that we cannot guarantee any of your
selections. Spaces will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Session 1 - Binocular vision
Session 2 - Ophthalmic
Friday, 8:45 - 10:15 am
(Select one session)
g and pediatrics
Friday, 10:45 am - 12:45 pm
(Select one session)
g Session 4 - Ocular health and primary care
Visa
MasterCard
Cheque (payable to CPRO)
g optics
Session 3 - Low vision and
g rehabilitation
g Session 5 - Contact lenses
Name
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Card Number
OOQ Membership No.
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Address
Signature
Phone number
The École d’optométrie sincerely thanks
our sponsoring companies and organizations
for their support on the occasion
of our 100th anniversary
2010
www.opto.umontreal.ca/100ans
Our Sponsors
platinUM
GOLD
SILVER
bronze Dean’s Club
Our Partners
Association des optométristes du Québec
Centre de perfectionnement et de référence en optométrie
Fondation des maladies de l’œil
Greiche & Scaff
Institut Nazareth & Louis-Braille
IRIS
Ordre des optométristes du Québec
Université de Montréal
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
• No on-site registration accepted.
• No refunds granted for no-shows without prior written notice at least one week before the event.
• For cancellation requests, 25% of registration fees are non-refundable.
• No one will be admitted to the conference room 10 minutes after start time. This rule must be
observed for the application of continuing education units (CE units).
• Attendance will be monitored at each conference room entrance and exit. Continuing education
units (CE units) will be granted only with proof of attendance.
SCHEDULE
Friday, May 21, 2010
8 am
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Welcome
Hall d’honneur, Roger-Gaudry Pavilion
7:45 am
Welcome
Hall d’honneur, pavillon Roger-Gaudry
Clinical sessions
8 h 45
10:15 am
Session 1
Binocular
vision and
pediatrics
Session 2
Ophthalmic
optics
Spotlight on Our Alumni
Session 3
Low vision and
rehabilitation
Part 1
Six presentations
8:15 am
K-500
10:15 am
Refreshment break
Refreshment break
Clinical sessions
10:45 am
12:45 pm
1:45 pm
Session 4
Ocular health and
primary care
Spotlight on Our Alumni
Session 5
Contact lenses
Lunch
Hall d’honneur, Roger-Gaudry Pavilion
Research Milestones at the École
Part 1
Pharmacology and physiology
12:15 pm
Lunch
Hall d’honneur, pavillon Roger-Gaudry
1:00 pm
Research Milestones at the École
Part 2
Neuroscience, Psychophysics and aging
Four presentations
K-500
2:30 pm
Refreshment break
2:454:00 pm
100 Years in the Making
The École d’optométrie’s
Past, Present and Future
A Tribute
K-500
6:30 pm
Dinner show
Salle des pas perdus, Windsor Station
Four presentations
K-500
3:15 pm
3:305:30 pm
Part 2
Four presentations
K-500
10:45 am
Refreshment break
AOQ and OOQ
General Assemblies
M-415
6:00 pm
Cocktail hour
École d’optométrie, 3744 Jean-Brillant
Dinner Show
Salle des pas perdus, Windsor Station
h Cocktail g
h Master of Ceremonies: Normand Brathwaite g
h Gourmet meal g
h Headliner: Comedian Daniel Lemireg
And many more surprises!
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Business attire
Associate members of CPRO
1265, rue Berri, suite 730
Montréal, Québec H2L 4X4
Téléphone : 514 288-2176
Télécopieur : 514 288-7911
www.cpro.ca