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ACADEMY
PRODUCTS & RESOURCES
FALL
2015
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CONTENTS
CLINICAL EDUCATION
4 Ophthalmic News and
Education (ONE®) Network
RESOURCES
42 Member Services
6 Focal Points
44 EyeWiki™
8 Basic and Clinical Science
Course™ (BCSC)
45 EyeSmart®
12 Resident and Medical Student
Training
47 CME Central
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
43 Meetings on Demand
46 Translated Products
48 Academy Forum
49 The Foundation of the American
Academy of Ophthalmology
50 OMIC and Sponsored Insurance
Programs
51 Order Form
Continuing Medical Education
for the Ophthalmologist
Written and reviewed by experts and
available in print and electronic formats,
CME products simultaneously advance your
knowledge and your career. For complete
product descriptions and specified credits,
turn to the pages noted.
4–5 ONE Network Activities
6–7 Focal Points
8–11 Basic and Clinical Science Course
14–15 MOC Course on Demand
15
P
racticing Ophthalmologists
Learning System
16
ProVision, Series 5
Accreditation
The American Academy of Ophthalmology
is accredited by the Accreditation Council
for Continuing Medical Education to provide
continuing medical education for physicians.
LEO Recognition Award
The LEO Continuing Education Recognition
Award is given to Academy members who
earn 150 Academy-sponsored CME credits
within a three-year period. For a current
awardees and list of award criteria, go
to http://www.aao.org/leo-continuingeducation-recognition-award.
CME Credit Reporting and Transcript
Service
Members may record Academy credits
and credits earned from other sources at
CME Central, www.aao.org/cme. Please
note that all claims for CME credit must be
submitted online at CME Central. Paper
claims are no longer accepted.
CME Central is directly linked to the
American Board of Ophthalmology
(ABO) — send your CME transcript to the
ABO with just a few clicks. For other ways
to submit your CME records to the ABO,
please contact them directly at
[email protected]
Your One-Stop Shop for Everything
Academy at AAO 2015
WHAT IS THE ACADEMY
RESOURCE CENTER?
During AAO 2015, the Academy’s entire collection
of products, member benefits and resources are
on display for you to see in person. Knowledgeable
staff will introduce you to new products and help you
identify the resources your practice needs most.
WHY SHOULD YOU VISIT?
Whether you are purchasing new products, making a
patient education video for your practice or renewing
your membership, you will save time by doing it all in
the same place. Make room in your agenda to visit
the Academy Resource Center so you don’t miss this
opportunity to stay current and optimize your practice.
WHAT CAN YOU DO THERE?
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education and practice management — all with a 10%
discount and no minimum purchase required.
Purchase the Latest Products
CLINICAL E DUCAT ION
•
2015-2016 Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC) —
see page 8 – 11
• N
EW EDITION! Basic Principles of Ophthalmic Surgery,
3rd ed. — see page 12
•
NEW EDITION! Basic Techniques of Ophthalmic Surgery,
2nd ed. — see page 12
•
NEW EDITION! Practical Ophthalmology:
A Manual for Beginning Residents, 7th ed. — see page 13
PAT IE NT E DUCAT ION
•
Patient Education Video Collections: see page 28 – 30
•
Cataract and Refractive Surgery Collection — includes 13
videos
• Glaucoma Collection — includes 9 videos
•
Oculoplastics Collection — includes 6 videos, includes
bonus video on lid hygiene
• Pediatrics Collection — includes 9 videos
•
Retina Collection — includes 21 videos
•
Waiting Room Videos for the Ophthalmic Practice, Vol. 3:
see page 27
AAOE : PRACT IC E MANAGE ME N T
•
2016 Coding Coach: The Complete Ophthalmic Coding
Reference (print and online) — see page 33
2016 Retina Coding: The Complete Reference Guide —
•
see page 33
•
2016 ICD-10-CM for Ophthalmology: The Complete
Reference Book (print and online) — see page 34
•
2016 Ophthalmic Coding: Learn to Code the Essentials —
see page 36
2016 Ophthalmic Coding: Learn to Code the Subspecialties
•
(6 downloadable PDF modules) – see page 36
•
2016 CPT® Pocket Guide for Ophthalmology –
see page 37
•
2016 CPT® Professional and Standard Editions –
see page 37
• 2016 HCPCS Level II Professional Edition – see page 37
Attend Special Events
iPAD DRAWINGS
Saturday, Sunday and Monday at 4:30 p.m.
Get a demonstration of any product or get member benefits
information and earn a chance to win an iPad loaded with
digital Academy products.
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
Saturday, Nov. 14, 2 – 3 p.m.
Join us for the new patient education video launch event
and learn how videos improve your patients’ understanding
and help you reduce malpractice risk.
OPHTHALMOLOGY JOURNAL MEET AND GREET
Sunday, Nov. 15, 1 – 3 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 16, 9 – 11 a.m.
Authors and peer reviewers: Stop by and meet the journal’s
editorial board.
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Take Advantage of Exclusive
Academy Services
Access the following services at AAO 2015:
»» Practice management and coding advice
EYECARE AMERICA VOLUNTEER RECEPTION
»» 20-minute consultations with practice management experts
Museum of Vision, Booth 3436 (next to the Resource Center)
Sunday, Nov. 15, 3 – 5 p.m.
EyeCare America volunteers are invited to celebrate our
30th anniversary. To enroll as a new ECA volunteer, visit the
Foundation desk in the Resource Center before the reception
to receive an invitation.
»» Federal and state governmental affairs and advocacy
information
USING THE IRIS® REGISTRY: IDEA EXCHANGE
Monday, Nov. 16, 3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Get in-depth information and share your experiences with
super-users and member leaders.
»» Video production services to personalize patient education
videos
»» CME credit reporting
»» Philanthropic giving opportunities through the Foundation of
the American Academy of Ophthalmology
»» Demos of cutting-edge online resources like the ONE®
(Ophthalmic News and Education) Network, EyeWiki™,
EyeSmart®, and Academy Forum — all complimentary with
your membership
»» Membership renewals and dues payments
Make the ONE Network your first choice for
cutting-edge clinical education
The world’s largest online
ophthalmic resource is a free
member benefit
self-assessment exams. Manage your CME
transcript. Read Academy-developed practice
guidelines and articles from leading journals.
Access the latest clinical knowledge, news and
learning activities with the Academy’s Ophthalmic
News & Education (ONE®) Network.
Best of all, the ONE Network is optimized for your
tablet and smartphone, meaning you can access
peer-reviewed, high-quality ophthalmic knowledge
anywhere with an Internet connection. Visit
www.aao.org/clinical-education.
There’s something for every ophthalmologist.
Explore thousands of videos and images. Take
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Ophthalmologists
new
Explore the latest content on
the ONE® Network
We’re always adding innovative content.
Visit www.aao.org/clinical-education
today, and learn something new.
Exclusive resources for residents.
Interactive, Academy-approved clinical and
practice management resources targeted
to residents are now available as a free
member benefit. Select “Residents” in the
main menu. Resources include:
• 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.
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 agingeye diseases, diagnosis, evaluation and
treatment.
• Access a suite of geriatric educational
tools and resources.
• Learn best practices for preventing and
treating postoperative delirium.
Read 11 leading
publications. Access
the complete content
of peer-reviewed
journals. Find them
under the “Journals”
menu. Publications
include:
• Ophthalmology
• American Journal of Ophthalmology
• Survey of Ophthalmology
Share your videos. Publish your unique
approach to ophthalmic treatments and
procedures—upload a video today.
Selected videos will be posted in the
multimedia library, accessible to Academy
members. Navigate to the “Multimedia”
menu and select “Submit a Video.”
Don’t miss this popular
content
Improve your knowledge with Learning
Plans. Each Learning Plan addresses
a commonly misunderstood topic with
relevant courses, cases, videos and
journal articles to help you gain indepth knowledge. Find them under the
“Education” menu.
Use 3,500+ clinical images. Browse and
search high-resolution images of conditions,
procedures and techniques. Find them
under the “Multimedia” menu.
• 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
provided — free of charge — to more than
35,000 ophthalmologists in 52 developing
countries, enabling them to learn the latest
techniques to improve patient care.
CHECK OUT THE NEW AND
IMPROVED CME AREA
Discover new CME opportunities and
claim credits more easily. See page 47.
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Focal Points
Suffering from information overload? Get to the
point with Focal Points.
Each issue of this Academy publication covers a specific clinical
topic in 16 pages or less, in which you can:
• Get a new topic covered in depth each month, plus digital access
to 130+ back issues.
• Quickly brush up on important topics and stay current.
• Learn from peer-reviewed information written by Academyselected experts.
• Refer to useful algorithms, tables, figures and videos.
• Earn up to 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ per issue.
For more information about print and digital subscription options,
visit www.aao.org/focalpoints.
Digital
FOCAL POINTS
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Includes one new issue per month, plus access to 130+ back
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Focal Points
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
Systemic Assessment of Patients
With Ocular and Adnexal
Malignancies
Vivian T. Yin, MD
Bita Esmaeli, MD
Intermediate Uveitis/Pars Planitis
Update on Automated Perimetry
Review and Update on Enucleation,
Evisceration, and Orbital
Exenteration
Anterior Segment Imaging
Chris A. Johnson, PhD, DSc
Stephen C. Kaufman, MD, PhD
Alla Kelly, MD
Jonathan J. Dutton, MD, PhD
Brett Pariseau, MS, MD
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
Mix and match individual Focal Points
digital issues. Buy four or more and receive
a 15% discount! For a full list of titles, visit
www.aao.org/focalpoints.
Each $30 member / $50 nonmember
Robert Wang, MD
Alex V. Levin, MD, MHSc, FRCSC
Eunice M. Kohara, DO
Concussion and Traumatic
Brain Injury: Visual/Oculomotor
Symptoms, Exam and Treatment
Individual Digital Issues
Watch videos in select
Focal Points issues.
Print Archive Sets
Available in full-year sets only.
PRICE PER SET
Focal Points 2015
Available for advance order. Expected to
ship December 2015.
#029037E
Focal Points 2014
#029036E
Focal Points 2013
#029035E
CME information (per Focal Points issue)
designates this enduring material for
a maximum of 2 AMA PRA Category 1
Credits™. Physicians should claim only the
credit commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity.
Diabetic Macular Edema
Nisha Warrier, MD, MPH
Nicole Siegel, MD
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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
Academy’s 2015–2016 Basic and Clinical Science
Course™ (BCSC) fundamental curriculum.
With 13 volumes covering current clinical
knowledge, plus numerous figures, tables and selfassessment questions and answers, the BCSC is an
unparalled ophthalmic reference.
Videos are included in:
• Section 6: Pediatric Ophthalmology and
Strabismus — twelve 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 Vitreous — Ten video
demonstrations illustrating common vitreoretinal
procedures
Play video from your
eBook or scan the QR
code in the print book
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS
Print
eBook
Print and eBook
CME information for BCSC Sections 1, 4,
7, 9, 10, 11 and 13
CME information for BCSC Sections 2, 3,
5, 6, 8 and 12
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
Print and eBook #02820015V
Section 2: Fundamentals and
Principles of Ophthalmology
Section 5:
Neuro-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.
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: 2014–2015, 430 pages
Print #02800025
eBook #02800025V
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.
Print #02800055
eBook #02800055V
Section 6: Pediatric
Ophthalmology and
Strabismus
Print #02800035 eBook #02800035V
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
establishing rapport with children. Includes
12 videos of diagnostic evaluation and
surgical procedures.
Section 4: Ophthalmic
Pathology and Intraocular
Tumors
Print #02800065
eBook #02800065V
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: 2011–2012, reviewed for
currency: 2014, 402 pages
Print #02800045
eBook #02800045V
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS
Print
eBook
Print and eBook
major revision
Section 7: Orbit, Eyelids, and
Lacrimal System
Section chair: Jill
Annette Foster, MD
Contains information
on congenital,
inflammatory,
infectious, neoplastic
and traumatic
conditions of the
orbit and accessory
structures. Includes many new images and
six surgical videos.
335 pages
Print #02800075 eBook #02800075V
Section 8: External Disease
and Cornea
Section chair: Robert W. Weisenthal, MD
Covers infectious and ocular surface
diseases and surgery of the ocular surface;
immune-mediated and neoplastic disorders;
congenital anomalies and degenerations.
Print #02800085
eBook #02800085V
major revision
Section 9: Intraocular
Inflammation and Uveitis
Section 12: Retina and
Vitreous
Section chair: Russell
W. Read, MD, PhD
Presents the clinical
approach to uveitis and
reviews autoimmune
and infectious forms
of uveitis and scleritis.
Includes four videos of
fundamental surgical
techniques and
diagnosis.
Colin A. McCannel, MD
Completely overhauled
and includes thorough
updates on agerelated macular
degeneration, diabetic
macular edema and
venous occlusive
disease. Includes
new 10 images and
videos illustrating common vitreoretinal
procedures.
359 pages
Print #02800095
eBook #02800095V
Section 10: Glaucoma
Section chair: George A. Cioffi, MD
Examines key aspects of glaucoma,
including epidemiology, hereditary and
genetic factors, intraocular pressure,
aqueous humor dynamics, clinical
evaluation, medical management and
surgical therapy.
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422 pages
Print #02800125
eBook #02800125V
Section 13: Refractive Surgery
Section chair: M. Bowes Hamill, MD
Covers refractive surgery, accommodative
and nonaccommodative treatment of
presbyopia, patient evaluation and
photoablation. Features new graphics and
updated information on lens implants used
around the world.
Last major revision: 2012–2013, reviewed
for currency: 2014, 252 pages
Print #02800105
eBook #02800105V
Print #02800135
eBook #02800135V
Section 11: Lens and Cataract
Master Index
Section chair: James C. Bobrow, MD
Reviews lens anatomy, physiology and
pathology. Describes the evaluation and
management of cataracts, lens and cataract
surgery and complications and special
situations in cataract surgery.
Included in complete print sets. Free upon
request with any print BCSC purchase.
Print #02800115
eBook #02800115V
10
major revision
Print #02800935
Save up to 50%! BCSC sets provide the best value
for essential knowledge
COMPLETE SET
Includes all 13 volumes. Print sets
include the Master Index.
Print #02800955
$1,059 member / $1,509 nonmember
eBook #02810955V
$909 member / $1,369 nonmember
eBook for two or more users
Discounts from 10% to 40%.
Visit www.aao.org/bcsc for pricing and
more information.
#02860955M
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
and eBook sets also include Profession
of Ophthalmology, 2nd ed. eBook.
Print #02800965
eBook #02810965V
eBook for two or more users
Discounts from 10% to 40%.
Visit www.aao.org/bcsc for pricing and
more information.
#02860965M
See pages 12 and 13 for more
details on BCSC Residency Set
supplementary titles.
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Build a solid foundation of knowledge with
essential Academy texts
Ophthalmology residents are faced with learning
a highly complex subspecialty; proper training and
education are critical to their success. This suite of
Academy textbooks for ophthalmology residents
and trainees will help them build a solid foundation
of clinical and surgical knowledge.
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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These books supplement the Basic and Clinical
Science Course and the required training and
experience that are essential for achieving safe and
effective outcomes for patients.
For more information about the BCSC, see pages 8
to 11.
CLINICAL EDUCATION
Resident and Medical Student Training
new edition
new edition
Basic Principles of Ophthalmic
Surgery
Practical Ophthalmology:
A Manual for Beginning Residents
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.
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.
3rd ed., 2015, 284 pages
Print #0283005
eBook #0283005V
7th ed., 2015, 352 pages
Print #0230012
eBook #0230012V
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
eBook #0283004V
B U Y A S E T A N D S AV E
2015–2016 Basic and Clinical Science
Course Residency Set includes select titles.
See page 11.
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
techniques.
9th ed., 2010, 240 pages
Print #0230061
$54 member / nonmember
eBook #0230061V
The Profession of Ophthalmology:
Practice Management, Ethics, and
Advocacy
Executive editor: David A. Durfee, MD
Contains insights and practical information on
financial management, marketing, information
technology, professional development and ethics
practice studies.
2nd ed., 2010, 336 pages
eBook #0230102V
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MOC exam prep
choose from 12 practice
emphasis areas
download audio files
create custom, timed exams
review concise
articles
zoom in on
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Conquer MOC exams with exclusive
Academy resources
Academy MOC Essentials® compiles the
comprehensive tools and information you need to
meet the American Board of Ophthalmology (ABO)’s
maintenance of certification (MOC) requirements.
Get answers to frequently asked questions, an
outline of the ABO’s requirements and the Practicing
Ophthalmologists Curriculum (POC). The POC
is an Academy curriculum that defines areas of
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knowledge important to the delivery of quality eye
care and is a valuable resource for MOC exam prep.
The Academy offers a suite of products to help you
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Visit www.aao.org/moc.
CLINICAL EDUCATION
Academy MOC Essentials®
MOC Exam Review Course
Study for the Demonstration of Ophthalmic
Cognitive Knowledge (DOCK) exam with the
only review course led by a distinguished,
engaging faculty that has guided hundreds
of ophthalmologists to DOCK exam success
and is based on the POC.
To suit the needs of busy schedules and
different learning styles, the Academy offers
a live course and on-demand recordings.
2016 Live Course
Save the date! July 22 to 24
You’ll get one full day devoted to Core
Ophthalmic Knowledge, plus one or two
additional days to focus on the practice
emphasis area(s) of your choice.
Live course attendees also receive
complimentary access to the MOC Course
on Demand topics that correspond with
the practice emphasis area sessions they
register for.
For details, visit www.aao.org/moc-course.
MOC Exam Review Course on
Demand, 2014–2016
Attend the Academy’s popular MOC Exam
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recordings from the 2014 live course. With
this course you can:
Choose from the following topics, each
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Core Ophthalmic Knowledge
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Comprehensive Ophthalmology
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Cornea/External Disease
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Glaucoma
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Oculoplastics/Orbit
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#022023V
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• Learn from high-quality recordings of the
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• Search content to quickly find your topics
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learning goals. With this program you can:
• Perform self-assessment. Use 4,000+
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• Stay up to date. Learn efficiently with
1,400+ topics covered in a concise
outline format.
• Learn on your own schedule. Access
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• Study for MOC exams. Use the “MOC
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• Earn CME credit with 12 activities that
carry up to 5 AMA PRA Category 1
Credits™ each.
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
Books and Videos
Build skills and knowledge with self-assessment
exams, textbooks and videos
new eBook format
ProVision®: Ophthalmic
Multiple-Choice Questions
With Discussions, Series 5
Executive editors:
Stephen R. Russell,
MD; Edward J.
Rockwood, MD
Assess your
knowledge with
550 challenging
multiple-choice
questions covering
all subspecialties. Discussions of preferred
responses, references and numerous
photos are included. Access the eBook on
your computer or tablet to create custom
self-assessments.
2012, 492 pages
Print #0265043
eBook #0265046V
CME information (for each of the 11
sections in ProVision)
Color Atlas of Gonioscopy
Wallace L.M. Alward,
MD; Reid A.
Longmuir, MD
Provides a
comprehensive
introduction to
gonioscopic
techniques, including
selective laser
trabeculoplasty, ultrasound biomicroscopy
and anterior segment ocular coherence
tomography. Includes videos of 12 basic and
advanced techniques.
2nd ed., 2008, 128 pages
Print #0212357
eBook #0212357V
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Complications During
Cataract Surgery DVD Series
Executive editor: Robert H. Osher, MD
Learn from demonstrations of specialized
surgical techniques and strategies for
managing major complications during
cataract surgery. Dr. Osher candidly talks
you through each case, pinpointing surgical
miscues, demonstrating rescue strategies
and offering his deft expertise.
Audience: OPH, RES
Complications During Cataract
Surgery: Anterior Capsule
2009, 75 minutes
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Surgery: Posterior Capsule
2010, 75 minutes
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Surgery: Thermal Injury, Iris
Prolapse, Choroidal Hemorrhage,
and Dropped Nucleus
2011, 78 minutes
#0252429
Surgery: Anesthesia, Positive
Pressure, Zonular Damage, IOL
Problems, and More
2012, 74 minutes
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Learn new techniques with step-by-step DVDs
Watch as experts discuss and demonstrate
a wide variety of ophthalmic procedures
and tools. These videos offer informative
footage with straightforward commentary
and tips .
Challenging Cases in Cataract
Surgery
Executive editors: Bonnie A. Henderson,
MD; Natalie A. Afshari, MD
2009, 110 minutes
Audience: OPH, RES
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OPH: Ophthalmologist
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TECH: Technician or Nurse
Diagnostic Imaging of Retinal
Disease
Executive editors: Srinivas R. Sadda, MD;
Alexander C. Walsh, MD
2012, 36 minutes
Audience: RES, TECH
#0252431
Glaucoma Filtering Surgery
and Drainage Devices
Executive editor: M. Bruce Shields, MD
2010, 50 minutes
Audience: OPH, RES
#0252420
Plastic Surgery of the Eyelids
Executive editors: Ted H. Wojno, MD; Ralph
E. Wesley, MD
2011, 58 minutes
Audience: OPH, RES
#0252428
Repair of the Open Globe
Executive editor: Sheri L. DeMartelaere, MD
2011, 30 minutes
Audience: OPH, RES
#0252425 Retinoscopy and Subjective
Refraction
Editor: David L. Guyton, MD
Reviewed for currency: 2007, 111 minutes
Audience: RES, TECH
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procedures
create custom, timed quizzes for exam prep
assess knowledge with
400+ multiple-choice
questions
enlarge images and
figures with a tap
watch demos of
procedures with
embedded videos
receive immediate feedback
and explanations
Improve patient care and practice efficiency
with Academy training for technicians
Having a well-trained team of technicians, assistants
and nurses lets you spend more time diagnosing
and treating patients. Use these Academy resources
to help your staff build clinical skills and attain
certification.
From front-office staff to experienced nurses, the
Academy has tools to help every staff member
improve their clinical knowledge and office skills.
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Our comprehensive resources are developed by
expert ophthalmologists and ophthalmic nurses.
For a complete list of Academy resources and
products for technicians, visit www.aao.org/
techresources.
CLINICAL EDUCATION
Ophthalmic Medical Assisting
Ophthalmic Medical Assisting:
An Independent Study Course
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Executive editors: Emanuel Newmark, MD, FACS;
Mary A. O’Hara, MD, FACS, FAAP
Provide comprehensive, up-to-date training for
beginning ophthalmic technicians with this selfstudy course.
Enhanced eBook
Get the full content of the print textbook, 17
video demonstrations from the Fundamentals
of Ophthalmic Medical Assisting DVD and 400+
self-assessment questions from the Certified
Ophthalmic Assistant Exam Study Guide — all in
one eBook — a $254 value!
Successful completion of the course and online
exam serves as a prerequisite for the Certified
Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) examination
administered by the Joint Commission on Allied
Health Personnel in Ophthalmology (JCAHPO).
2015
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With the fully illustrated core textbook, technicians
can:
Online Exam
With the 228-question multiple-choice
exam, technicians can evaluate their level of
understanding and receive immediate feedback
on areas for improvement.
• Learn from chapters that move from ophthalmic
science to practical techniques and office
interactions.
• Get step-by-step guidance on 44 essential
procedures.
• Refer to the handy glossary and more than 300
current photos and illustrations.
5th ed., 2012, 384 pages
#0211215
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successful completion. Those who do not pass
are given a second exam attempt for free.
5th ed., 2012
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Enhance technician training with videos and texts
Fundamentals of Ophthalmic
Medical Assisting DVD
Lindreth Grannis DuBois, MEd, MMSc, CO,
COMT
Provides step-by-step instructions for the
procedures an ophthalmic technician needs
to perform regularly. Topics include history
taking, visual acuity testing, pupil evaluation,
slit-lamp assessment and ocular motility.
2nd ed., 2009, 55 minutes
#0252422
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Introducing Ophthalmology:
A Primer for Office Staff
Ensure that your front-office and nonclinical
staff understand basic ophthalmic concepts
and office etiquette with this free 56-page
PDF booklet. Includes a helpful glossary of
common ophthalmic terms and acronyms.
Visit www.aao.org/techs to download.
3rd ed., 2013, 56 pages
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R E L AT E D R E S O U R C E S
• Retinoscopy and Subjective
Refraction DVD, page 17
• Diagnostic Imaging of Retinal
Disease DVD, page 17
For more resources, visit www.aao.
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CLINICAL EDUCATION
American Society of Ophthalmic Registered Nurses
These textbooks, published by the
American Society of Ophthalmic Registered
Nurses, are valuable training resources and
references for any ophthalmic setting.
Essentials of Ophthalmic
Nursing Series
Previously published as the Core Curriculum
for Ophthalmic Nursing,
this new four-book
series is written by
ophthalmic nurses in
full narrative, from a
nursing perspective. It is
the go-to manual for all
aspects of ophthalmic
nursing outlining
incidence, etiology,
signs and symptoms, complications and
medical management of various ophthalmic
disorders.
Essentials of Ophthalmic Nursing,
Book 1
Editors: Elethia C. Dean, PhD, BSN; Jonel
Lindsay Gomez, MSN, RN; Robert M. Welch,
MSN, RN
Discusses ocular anatomy and
physiology, nursing assessment, visual
impairment, systemic disorders with ocular
manifestations and professional issues.
2014, 226 pages
#0240639
new
Book 2
Editors: Robert M. Welch, MSN, RN; Mary
Nehra Waldo, BSN, RN; Jonel Lindsay
Gomez, MSN, RN; Elethia C. Dean, PhD,
BSN
Covers disorders of the conjunctiva, cornea,
lacrimal system, lens, lid, muscles and
neoplasia.
new
Book 3
Editors: Robert M. Welch, MSN, RN; Mary
Nehra Waldo, BSN, RN; Jonel Lindsay
Gomez, MSN, RN; Elethia C. Dean, PhD,
BSN
Covers disorders of the retina and vitreous,
sclera and uvea, as well as neuroophthalmic disorders and disorders related
to trauma.
2015, 300 pages (approx.)
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Book 4
Editors: Elethia C. Dean, PhD, BSN; Jonel
Lindsay Gomez, MSN, RN; Robert M. Welch,
MSN, RN; Mary Nehra Waldo, BSN, RN
Provides a comprehensive overview of
ophthalmic pharmacology from a nursing
perspective.
2015, 153 pages
#0240640
Care and Handling of
Ophthalmic Microsurgical
Instruments
Editor: Cathy Henning,
RN, BSN
Outlines in detail the
correct methods for
sterilizing, storing
and maintaining
instruments used every
day in an ophthalmic
practice.
Ophthalmic Procedures in the
Office and Clinic
Editor: Mary Nehra
Waldo, BSN, RN
Documents 89
procedures
performed by the
nurse or technician in
an ophthalmic office
or clinic. Each topic
includes an overview,
a list of equipment and step-by-step
instructions.
3rd ed., 2011, 212 pages
#0240637
Ophthalmic Procedures in
the Operating Room and
Ambulatory Surgery Center
Editor: Annquinetta
Dansby-Kelly, RN,
CRNO
This excellent
resource for all
operating room staff
includes objectives
and equipment
listings for a variety
of ophthalmic surgical procedures.
3rd ed., 2010, 106 pages
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3rd ed., 2011, 54 pages
#0240636 2015, 300 pages (approx.)
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Advance care delivery and patient outcomes with
the IRIS® Registry
The nation’s first
comprehensive eye disease
clinical registry
patient data and performs statistical
analyses on your practice — helping you
make fact-based decisions for improvement.
The Academy continues to grow the IRIS®
Registry (Intelligent Research In Sight) — more than 9,000 physicians are now
participating in this groundbreaking initiative.
As a certified EHR technology, the IRIS
Registry automatically extracts data for
clinical quality measures, which also
qualifies for PQRS reporting, and submits
it to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services (CMS) on the ophthalmologist’s
behalf.
Use the IRIS Registry to examine your
practice’s procedures, monitor your
performance and benchmark it against
peers, and meet requirements and
streamline reporting for the Physician
Quality Reporting System (PQRS).
Improve performance and
outcomes in ophthalmology
Continuous measuring and reporting helps
ensure that you deliver effective, consistent,
high-quality care. Using electronic health
records (EHRs), the IRIS Registry collects
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With the IRIS Registry you can:
• Improve patient care. Monitor patient
interactions, track interventions, identify
gaps in quality of care and measure
outcomes.
• Benchmark physician and practice
performance. Run reports that provide
clinician- and practice-level results, plus
national results and patient-level detail
for PQRS measures.
• Participate in quality reporting and
incentive programs. Directly submit
EHR data for the CMS PQRS program to
avoid the PQRS penalty. Satisfy a menu
requirement for Stage 2 of the EHR
Incentive Program.
• Help accelerate scientific discovery.
Support new discoveries by measuring
the effect of drugs, devices and
procedures and their impact on the
natural course of eye disease.
Sign up today and access more information
and resources at www.aao.org/irisregistry,
including:
• Videos and presentations
• Answers to dozens of frequently asked
questions
• Detailed information about the benefits of
and technical requirements for participation
CLINICAL EDUCATION
The IRIS® Registry
Participate in the IRIS Registry to Qualify for
Quality Reporting Programs
Confused? Don’t sweat it—
we’re here to help you.
QCDR Reporting
The IRIS Registry can help you report
on quality measures in accordance with
the latest regulations. The Academy has
updated the IRIS Registry in accordance with
the most current regulations and submitted
the data required to meet new criteria in
2015, with no extra work on your part.
• Report nine measures from the PQRS
measures list. (If fewer than nine
measures apply, report IRIS Registry
QCDR measures too).
• Successfully map your EHR system to
the IRIS Registry by Aug. 1, 2016.
• Include measures from three quality
domains and at least two outcomes
measures.
• Submit your EHR data release consent
form to send your information to CMS by
Sept. 1, 2016.
How to Participate in the IRIS
Registry in 2015
If you have an EHR system, the easiest
PQRS options are the automated extraction
reporting mechanism for the IRIS Registry.
However, the deadlines for EHR-based
reporting have passed for 2015. (But if you
sign up for 2016 participation now, you’ll be
ahead of schedule for next year.)
You still have a little time left to report PQRS
manually (no EHR required) via the IRIS
Registry Web portal. There are two options:
Qualified Registry reporting or Qualified
Clinical Data Registry reporting. Use of
the Web portal is free for U.S. Academy
members and their staff.
Qualified Registry Reporting
• Deadline to sign up is Oct. 31, 2015.
• Report nine measures from the PQRS
measures list. (If you report fewer than
nine measures, you may be subject to
a Measurable Applicability Validation
review.)
• Include measures from three quality
domains and at least one cross-cutting
measure.
• Report each measure for at least 50% of
the Medicare patients who you see this
calendar year for whom the measure
applies.
• Deadline to sign up is Oct. 31, 2015.
• Report each measure for at least 50%
of all patients (including non-Medicare
patients) you see this calendar year for
whom the measure applies.
To sign up for the Web portal, go to www.
aao.org/irisregistry and select “Sign up”
and then “IRIS Registry Application.”
Timeline for EHR system-based
participation
• Submit your signed agreements by
June 1, 2016.
There are also options for participating
in the IRIS Registry in 2016 if you do not
have an EHR system. Data may be entered
manually via the Web portal. For more
information about manual entry options, visit
www.aao.org/irisregistry.
For more information about PQRS measures
and EHR systems, visit www.aao.org/pqrs.
Gear up to participate in the
IRIS Registry in 2016
To get started:
1. Visit www.aao.org/irisregistry. Go to the
“Join” box, and click on the yellow “Sign
up” button.
2. Click on the “IRIS Registry Application”
link, and fill out the short form. Tip: Have
the names and Academy member ID
numbers for all of the ophthalmologists
in your practice.
3. We will send you a questionnaire about
your EHR system and two agreements to
review and sign.
4. Once you return the questionnaire and
signed agreements, you will be placed
on a reservation list.
5. Your practice will be sent an email for
software installation to map your EHR
data to the IRIS Registry.
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Improve patients’ recall and understanding
with rewritten and redesigned materials
Did you know patients forget
80 percent of what you tell them?*
Adding to your patient education challenge, almost
one-half of American adults can’t read beyond
an eighth-grade level. Turn the odds in your favor
with the Academy’s patient education brochures,
booklets and downloadable handouts.
Featuring simplified language, new medical art,
new glossary and summary sections and an easily
readable font, our content meets best-in-class
health literacy standards. Our completely revamped
materials help your patients better understand and
remember what you tell them. This saves you time,
strengthens your informed consent process and
improves your patients’ health outcomes.
*Kessels R. Patients’ memory for medical information. J R Soc Med. 2003
May; 96(5): 219-222. PubMed PMCID: PMC539473
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PATIENT EDUCATION
Brochures and Booklets
English
Age-Related Macular
Degeneration (AMD)† #051197
Amblyopia #051168
AMD and Nutritional
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Anti-VEGF Treatment for
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Blepharitis #051184
Botulinum Toxin for Facial
Wrinkles #051218
Cataract #051170
Cataract Surgery #051225
CME (Cystoid Macular Edema)† #051176
Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)#051172
Corneal Abrasion and Erosion #051174
Corneal Transplants #051175
Detached Retina #051177
Diabetic Retinopathy† #051178
Dry Eye†† #051180
Eye Drops #051183
Eye Myths and Facts #051182
Eyelid Surgery #051185
Face-Down Recovery After
Retinal Surgery #051186
Floaters and Flashes #051187
Fuchs’ Dystrophy #051188
Glaucoma #051189
Glaucoma Drainage Implant #051222
Headache #051190
Keratoconus #051191
Laser Eye Surgery#051193
Laser Iridotomy #051192
Laser Trabeculoplasty #051194
LASIK #051195
Low Vision #051196
Macular Hole #051198
Macular Pucker #051199
Migraine #051223
Multifocal and
Accommodative IOLs #051201
Overflow Tearing in Infants #051224
Pinguecula and Pterygium#051227
Posterior Capsulotomy #051204
PRK (Photorefractive
Keratectomy) #051203
Pseudostrabismus #051205
Ptosis #051207
Refractive Errors #051208
Retinal Angiography #051209
Retinal Vein Occlusion #051210
Seeing Well as You Grow Older #051211
Strabismus in Children#051226
Stye and Chalazion #051214
Subconjunctival Hemorrhage #051215
Torn Retina #051217
Trabeculectomy #051216
Uveitis #051219
Vitrectomy Surgery #051220
Spanish
Catarata #051345
Degeneración Macular (DMRE)† #051346
Glaucoma #051347
Moscas Volantes y Destellos#051348
Ojo Seco†† #051349
Pingüécula y Pterigión #051353
Retinopatía Diabética† #051352
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Preview brochures online at
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Package of 100
In-Depth Booklets
Provides further explanation for one of the most
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Cataract Surgery
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Enhanced Lens Options for Cataract
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PATIENT EDUCATION
Downloadable Handouts
Save time and money with complete
print-on-demand handouts for patients
Downloadable Patient Education Handouts
Access the most comprehensive library of patient education content
available — all redesigned and rewritten for better comprehension.
2014–2015
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
What is age-related macular
degeneration?
Age-Related Macular Degeneration
(AMD) is a problem with your retina. It
happens when a part of the retina called
the macula is damaged. With AMD you
lose your central vision. You cannot see
fine details, whether you are looking at
something close or far. But your
peripheral (side) vision will still be
normal. For instance, imagine you are
looking at a clock with hands. With
AMD, you might see the clock’s
numbers but not the hands.
Eye Words to Know
Retina: Layer of nerve cells lining the
back wall inside the eye. This layer
senses light and sends signals to the
brain so you can see.
Drusen: Tiny white or yellow
particles that form under the retina.
They seldom cause vision loss. But
many (or very large) drusen can be a
sign of AMD.
Cornea
Lens Retina
Pupil
Glaucoma is a disease that damages your eye’s
optic nerve. It usually happens when fluid builds
up in the front part of your eye. That extra fluid
increases the pressure in your eye, damaging the
optic nerve.
Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness for
people over 60 years old. But blindness from
glaucoma can often be prevented with early
treatment.
With AMD, dark areas can appear in
your central vision.
Eye Words to Know
Iris
2014–2015
Glaucoma
Macula
What is glaucoma?
AMD is very common. It is a leading
cause of vision loss in people 50 years
or older.
Features:
Macula: Small but important area in
the center of the retina. You need
the macula to clearly see details of
objects in front of you.
nerve
OpticOptic
nerve:
A nerve at the back of your eye
that connects to your brain. The optic nerve
sends light signals to your brain so you can see.
Aqueous humor (“aqueous”): Clear liquid
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inside the front part of our eyes. It nourishes
the eye and keeps it inflated. (Aqueous
is different from tears, which are outside
the eye.)
Drainage angle: The area of the eye where
the aqueous humor drains from the front of
the eye.
Iris: The colored part of your eye. It controls
the size of your pupil to let light into your eye.
Features 87 topics in
English and Spanish.
Drainage angle
Cornea
• 51 topics listed in the preprinted brochure section (see page 25),
plus 36 additional topics
• PDFs that you can personalize (text only)
• Regular updates to ensure you have the most current version
Iris
View samples and see all topics at www.aao.org/patienthandouts.
In a healthy eye, excess fluid leaves the eye
through the drainage angle, keeping pressure
stable.
What causes glaucoma?
Your eye constantly makes aqueous humor. As
new aqueous flows into your eye, the same
amount should drain out. The fluid drains out
through an area called the drainage angle. This
process keeps pressure in the eye (called
intraocular pressure or IOP) stable. But if the
drainage angle is not working properly, fluid
builds up. Pressure inside the eye rises, damaging
the optic nerve.
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Downloadable PDFs #PEHANDOUTS
The optic nerve is made of more than a million
tiny nerve fibers. It is like an electric cable made
up of many small wires. As these nerve fibers die,
you will develop blind spots in your vision. You
may not notice these blind spots until most of
your optic nerve fibers have died. If all of the
fibers die, you will become blind.
AC C E S S H A N D O U TS F R O M YO U R E H R
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Ask your EHR vendor about integrating our handouts into
your EHR system. It can help satisfy your EHR Meaningful Use
requirements.
Turn to page 31 for more information.
Information and Sketch Pads
Eyedrop Information Pad
#051202
Eye Sketch Pad
#051200
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PATIENT EDUCATION
Waiting Room Videos and Animations
Educate patients in the waiting room and each
lane with all-new videos and animations
new
Waiting Room Videos for the Ophthalmic
Practice, Vol. 3
Keep patients informed and entertained while they wait for their
appointment with all-new English and Spanish videos covering 16
topics from AMD to retinal detachment. These HD downloadable
videos feature soothing music, narrations with easy-to-understand
explanations and four new topics not included in volumes 1 and 2:
eye safety, contact lens care, allergies and your eyes, smoking and
eye health.
View clips at www.aao.org/waitingroom3.
2015; approximately one hour
Downloadable Version #050137V
Available to order in early November.
updated
Digital-Eyes™ Ophthalmic Animations for
Patients
Make your website and presentations come to life with more than
90 short animations on eye anatomy, common eye conditions and
treatment options. All HD animations are brief, in English and Spanish
and can be shown on desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones and
patient portals.
All animations will be completely updated in early November.
View samples at www.aao.org/digitaleyes.
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ICD-10, the biggest change to medical
coding in 30 years, is here. Are you ready?
Transition to ICD-10 successfully
The implementation of ICD-10-CM is the biggest
change to coding in more than 30 years. Failure
to convert to ICD-10 could jeopardize almost all of
your practice’s payments, as CMS will deny all
ICD-9 claims.
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To help your practice switch to ICD-10 successfully,
we have developed a number of books, online tools
and courses to guide you through the transition.
Whether you are a beginner or a more experienced
coder, we have the resources to improve your
coding competency and confidence.
Coding and Reimbursement
revised
2016 Retina Coding:
The Complete Reference Guide
Increase your retina coding competency, reduce
claim denials and avoid audit triggers with this
unique book. It explains the nuances of coding
retinal conditions and procedures and provides
best practices to properly document services and
submit claims.
Topics include:
revised
2016 Coding Coach:
The Complete Ophthalmic
Coding Reference
This bestselling one-stop coding resource
consolidates the information you need for a given
procedure from nearly a dozen sources. By using
the Coding Coach, you increase your coding
accuracy, maximize reimbursement and save time.
Features include:
• Payers and claims submission requirements
• ICD-10-CM diagnosis code links
• Fundamentals of retinal CPT®, ICD-9-CM and
ICD-10-CM codes
• CPT descriptors and modifiers
• Evaluation and Management (E/M) and Eye
Code documentation
• RVUs for the office and facility
• Retinal testing services
• Modifiers with clinical examples
• Injections and drugs
• Surgery coding overview
• Minor and major surgical procedures
• Ask the Coding Experts
• Coding compliance
• Costly coding errors
• Coding clues
• Global surgical periods
• Assistance-at-surgery coverage
• CCI edits (bundled vs. mutually exclusive)
• HCPCS code links and modifiers
Sprial bound, 671 pages
3-Volume Print Set #0120386
Expected to ship Jan. 29, 2016
• Retina-specific audits
Print #0120385
CPT is a trademark of the American Medical
Association.
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always up to date
Coding Coach: The Complete
Ophthalmic Online Reference
Like the book version above, this Web-based tool
is your one-stop online coding resource. It has
everything offered in the print version plus ICD-9
codes.
Features include:
• Information searchable by CPT code or
keyword
• ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM diagnosis code links
• CCI edits updated quarterly
• Notes field for specific code families
• Printable content
Online #CODNGCOACH
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Transition to ICD-10 smoothly with the Academy’s
complete ICD-10 reference guides
revised
2016 ICD-10-CM for Ophthalmology:
The Complete Reference
This book is the ultimate reference for coding ophthalmic diagnoses
using the new ICD-10-CM code set.
Features includes:
• Commonly used ICD-9 codes with corresponding ICD-10 codes
• Diagnoses codes listed alphabetically and alphanumerically
• Quick reference guide by subspecialty
Print #0120384
ICD-10-CM for Ophthalmology:
The Complete Online Reference
Quickly and easily search for diagnoses codes with this online tool.
Features includes:
• ICD-9 to ICD-10 crosswalks
• Code or keyword search
• Coding clues with additional guidelines
• Bookmarking for ease of use
• Fields for customized and consolidated notes
• Printable content
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Improve your coding competency with the
Academy’s Conquering ICD-10 Collection
Conquering ICD-10-CM: Your “How-To” Guide
for Ophthalmology
A companion to the ICD-10 for Ophthalmology book and online tool,
this workbook tests how well you can code more than 60 real-life
coding scenarios covering all subspecialties. See how well you did
by checking the correct ICD-10 and CPT code(s) included in the
book.
Print #0120345
Conquering ICD-10-CM for Ophthalmology:
Learn to Code Online Course
This 90-minute interactive course helps you smoothly and
successfully transition to ICD-10. It shows you how to select new
ICD-10 codes correctly every time. Topics include new ICD-10 coding
rules, new terminology, usage guidelines, case studies and a stepby-step implementation guide. Questions throughout the course
allow you to gauge your progress.
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Note: Counts as one product.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology designates this enduring
material for a maximum of 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the
extent of their participation in the activity.
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revised
2016 Ophthalmic Coding:
Learn to Code the Essentials
This book, featuring
ICD-9 and ICD-10
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topics that every
coder, beginner to
intermediate, should
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excellent study guide
for the Ophthalmic Coding Specialist exam
(www.aao.org/ocs).
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Learn to Code the
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These six
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All feature ICD-9 and
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for the Ophthalmic Coding Specialist exam
(www.aao.org/ocs).
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Chapters include:
• Code This Chart
• Coding Compliance
• CPT and ICD-10 Diagnosis Coding
• Evaluation and Management (E/M) and
Eye Code Documentation
• Ask the Coding Experts
• Introduction to Ophthalmic Coding
• Major and Minor Surgical Procedures
•Modifiers
• Testing Services
Spiral bound, 144 pages
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2016 Learn to Code Cataract &
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2016 Learn to Code Cornea
2016 Learn to Code Glaucoma
25 pages
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30 pages
#0120381V 2016 Learn to Code Optical
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2016 Learn to Code Pediatrics/
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13 pages
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2016 CPT®: The Complete
Pocket Ophthalmic Reference
2016 CPT® Professional and
Standard Editions
2015 HCPCS Level II
Professional Edition
This handy, pocket-sized
book contains only what
you want and nothing you
don’t. Ophthalmic-specific
CPT codes and descriptions
easily allow you to find the
codes you need in seconds.
Plus, it’s small enough to fit in a pocket for
easy retrieval.
Published by the AMA
Published by the AMA
This spiral-bound book
provides the most
current coding specifics
not currently found in
the CPT and diagnosis
coding books, such
as codes for drugs/
injections, ambulance services and durable
medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics
and supplies (DMEPOS) when used outside
a physician’s office. Key features include
access to a companion website for the
latest HCPCS code changes, table of drugs
with method of administration and HCPCS
codes. Includes color photographs and
illustrations.
These books help you code procedures for
all of medicine, not just ophthalmology.
Chapters include:
Both editions feature:
• Cardiovascular system
• Category II codes
• A comprehensive index
• Digestive system
• Anatomical and procedural illustrations
• Evaluation and Management
• Summary of additions, deletions and
revisions
• Eye and ocular adnexa
• General ophthalmic services
• HCPCS codes
• Integumentary system
• Musculoskeletal system
• Nervous system
• Neurology procedures
•Radiology
• Respiratory system
• Services and reports
• Special ophthalmic services
• Spectacle services
Print #0120387
CPT is a trademark of the American Medical
Association.
• Multiple appendices
The Professional Edition has more userfriendly features, such as spiral binding,
color coding, coding tips, additional
citations, and enhanced codebook and
section-specific tables of contents.
Professional Edition #0120388
Standard Edition #0120389
Expected to ship Nov. 16
Print #0120390
E/M Internal Chart Auditor for
Ophthalmology
This online tool helps you quickly and easily
conduct internal audits — just like third-party
auditors. After you enter the appropriate
responses, the tool automatically calculates
the correct level of E/M code. Print the
results, and file them in your practice’s
compliance file. The tool comes with chart
auditing examples and a discussion of key
E/M documentation components: history,
examination and medical decision-making.
Online #012397V
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CODEquest In-Person Seminars
The Academy’s coding experts are coming to a
city near you starting January 2016
CODEquest, a four-hour in-depth coding seminar, covers the most
important coding topics of the year. No matter what your level of
coding experience, CODEquest helps you tackle coding scenarios
for all subspecialties in ophthalmology. The more accurately you
code, the more appropriately reimbursed you will be and the more
positive the audit outcomes you can expect.
Attend CODEquest 2016 to:
• Identify the top ICD-10 denials,
• Stay up to date with the constantly changing landscape of coding
and documentation rules,
• Ensure you meet documentation requirements regardless of
payer and
• Respond confidently to, or successfully appeal, every audit.
Topics covered include:
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• Updates for 2016 such as new CPT codes, new Category III codes,
impact of new fee schedule, correct coding initiative, medically
unlikely edits and more
• Solutions to top coding conundrums that negatively impact
reimbursements and trigger audits for all subspecialties
• Examples of coding best practices across different-sized practice
settings, including universities
• Payers’ policies and how to reduce federal and commercial payer
claim denials
• Answers to your specific questions (registrants can email
questions ahead of time to [email protected])
Who should attend CODEquest:
Ophthalmologists, practice managers and administrators, billers,
coders and technicians are all encouraged to attend.
Visit www.aao.org/codequest for details.
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Webinars
Run a profitable and efficient practice with our
practice management webinars
From compliance to coding, the Academy and AAOE’s hour-long
webinars offer expert instruction on a wide array of topics you care
about most. Register for upcoming webinars or order recordings of
past presentations at www.aao.org/aaoewebinars.
Upcoming webinars include:
• On Dec. 8 – PQRS Reporting Changes in 2016
• On Jan. 12 – 2016 Ophthalmology Coding Update
Recorded webinars include:
• Cloud Computing for Medical Practices
• Everything You Need to Know About Coding ICD-10 for Retina
• Hiring and Retaining an Exceptional Front-Office Team
• HIPAA Compliance Essentials: What You Need to Know
• ICD-10-CM: Coding Rare, Complex Conditions
• Implementing a Patient Portal: A Roadmap for Meaningful Use
• Managing Risk-Based Contracts Successfully
• Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS)
• Recruiting and Training Technicians
• The Secret Truth of Optical Dispensing
• Take Control of Your Online Reputation
• Test Your ICD-10 Coding Competency
• Your Brand Distinction: Becoming the Practice of Choice
LIVE / RECORDED WEBINAR
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The Dispensing Ophthalmologist:
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Join AAOE and stay up to date on coding and
practice management issues
Join AAOE or sign up your
administrator today!
Keeping up with the rapidly changing and
complex regulatory landscape in health
care can be daunting — especially when
you’re running a busy practice. That’s
why American Academy of Ophthalmic
Executives provides its members with
up-to-date information to help them keep
the practice compliant and profitable. By
being the one-stop practice management
resource in ophthalmology, AAOE helps
members avoid penalties and increase the
success of their practice.
Benefits include:
• Free registration and priority housing
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• Exclusive access to advice, tips and
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Academy members who are residents or in
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• Personalized answers to challenging
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• Participation in the AcadeMetrics™
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“ AAOE is the best source for all
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”
– Gaye Baker
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Member since 2009
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RESOURCES
Member Services
Enjoy the exclusive benefits of Academy
membership
Free registration for the
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Further your clinical education, visit more
than 500 commercial exhibitors and
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Visit www.aao.org/2016 for updates.
Subscription to
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clinical trials. Members can access the full
text of Ophthalmology at www.aao.org/
journals.
For nonmember rates in the United States,
visit www.elsevier.com. Outside the United
States, email [email protected].
Online Journal Access
Members also get free access to 10 peerreviewed journals via the Academy’s ONE®
Network. See page 5 for complete list.
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all in a concise, highly readable format.
International members can subscribe to
EyeNet at a discounted rate. For more
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service department at +1 415.561.8540, or
visit www.eyenet.org.
CME reporting and transcripts
Easily claim and track your continuing
medical education credits. Visit www.
aao.org/cme, or see page 47 for more
information.
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The world’s largest clinical ophthalmic
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From clinical education to practice
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materials, the Academy is renowned for
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All are developed by dedicated volunteer
ophthalmologists and reviewed for currency
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you receive special pricing on Academy
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Participation in the IRIS®
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For a complete list of benefits visit
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Access to the ONE® Network
The nation’s first comprehensive eye
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improve patient outcomes. See pages 22
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RESOURCES
Meetings On Demand
See what you missed at AAO 2015 with AAO
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Subspecialty Day. See what you missed or
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Individual Subspecialty
Meetings on Demand
Watch full-motion videos of the six
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complete package of all six plus content
from AAO 2015.
2015 Cornea Subspecialty Day on
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• This product is online only (no thumb
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• Presentations will be available starting
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• Access to this product is available
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RESOURCES
EyeWiki™
Access free, quality ophthalmic content with
EyeWiki™ — the Academy’s collaborative
online encyclopedia. Only ophthalmologists
can contribute articles to EyeWiki, but
anyone from around the globe, including
other physicians, patients and researchers,
can access this growing ophthalmic
educational resource.
With EyeWiki, you can:
• Provide your expertise on new topics or
expand on existing ones.
• Ensure other ophthalmologists, medical
students, patients and researchers
around the world receive quality, accurate
ophthalmic information.
• Access a wealth of ophthalmic
information written by your peers.
How to Contribute
More than 475 articles are available. If you
are an ophthalmologist or ophthalmologist
in training, we invite you to contribute
articles in your areas of expertise. No
special software or skills are required.
Just register, write, save and post. Access
EyeWiki at www.aao.org/eyewiki. For more
information, contact [email protected].
EyeWiki Editorial Board
•Editor-in-Chief: Brad H. Feldman, MD
• Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Marcus M.
Marcet, MD, FACS
• Cataract/Anterior Segment: Alpa S.
Patel, MD
• Cornea/External Disease: Penny A.
Asbell, MD, MBA
•Glaucoma: Sarwat Salim, MD, FACS
• Neuro-Ophthalmology: Andrew G. Lee, MD
EyeWiki Partners
• American Academy of Pediatrics Section
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• American Association of Ophthalmic
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• American Society of Cataract and
Refractive Surgery
• American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic
and Reconstructive Surgery
• American Society of Retina Specialists
• American Uveitis Society
• Contact Lens Association of
Ophthalmologists
• The Cornea Society
• International Society for Clinical
Electrophysiology of Vision
•Oculoplastics/Orbit: Cat N. Burkat, MD,
FACS
• International Society of Refractive Surgery
•Oncology/Pathology: Todd
Mondzelewski, MD
• North American Neuro-Ophthalmology
Society
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Monte A. Del Monte, MD
• The Retina Society
• Refractive Management/Intervention:
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•Uveitis: Russell W. Read, MD, PhD
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RESOURCES
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them to preserve their healthy vision
by providing the most trustworthy and
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The Academy developed EyeSmart as a
service to its member ophthalmologists
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ophthalmologists play in the prevention,
diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions.
Free Resources to Help
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Note: EyeSmart materials are not available
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The EyeSmart website (www.geteyesmart.
org) contains comprehensive ophthalmologistreviewed information, including:
Eye Disease
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