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Incorporating TFOS DEWS III in Dry Eye Care Practice: Free Webinar 11 November

Learn more about evidence-based dry eye care, incorporating findings from the third Tear Film and Ocular Society Dry Eye Workshop (TFOS DEWS III) at a free one-hour CPD webinar hosted by Alcon on 11 November 2026. 

Join experts in the field, Scientia Professor Fiona Stapleton and Assistant Professor Dr Chris Lim, along with members of the Alcon Professional Education and Development team to explore the latest TFOS DEWS III recommendations. You’ll also have the opportunity to share practical approaches to dry eye diagnosis, management, and treatment selection, including the role of different lubricant formulations in addressing diverse patient needs.  

“explore the latest TFOS DEWS III recommendations. You’ll also have the opportunity to share practical approaches to dry eye diagnosis, management, and treatment selection” 

The Program 

TFOS DEWS III: What’s new and what matters in clinical practice will be presented by Scientia Professor Fiona Stapleton, from the School of Optometry at University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. 

Dry eye management in practice: A case study approach, will be presented by Assistant Professor Dr Chris Lim, Consultant Cornea, Refractive and Oculoplastics at Surgeon at Lions Eye Institute (Perth, Australia), National University Hospital (Singapore), and Royal Perth Hospital (Australia). 

The webinar will be moderated by Estelle Toh, Senior Associate Professional Education & Development at Alcon Singapore.

Register Now 

Date: 11 November 2026  

Two live 1- hour sessions;

  • Singapore/Hong Kong/Western Australia: 5pm or 7pm 
  • New Zealand: 10pm or 12am 
  • Queensland: 7pm or 9pm 
  • Sydney: 8pm or 10pm

CPD Accredited 

This free webinar has been accredited in Australia by the Optometry Australia Institute of Excellence for 1 (0.5T) hour, and for 1G credit in New Zealand by the Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians Board. CPD/CPE points have been applied for in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia. 

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