WebCE is entering its third year of providing quality education to practicioners. With more that 50 hours of education, many of those COPE-approved, WebCE represents a great opportunity to collect any last-miute CE hours. Whether you are looking for the latest on LASIK, or standard office telephone triage, WebCE has a great range of education to meet your needs. Also, don't forget to look for the new education SECO will be publishing this summer!

SECO 2005 was once again a successful year. Attendance was solid, with growing support from our allied professionals. SECO 2005 featured a sold out Exhibit Hall and a full education program. Our attendees provided insightful comments and suggestions that will be using by the planning committee to help plan the SECO 2006 education program. SECO would like to thank those attendees that took time to complete comment cards, surveys, and other questionaires soliciting your opinion. Our goal is to continue to improve the congress each year with the help of our attendees!

The congress is over and attendance records have been mailed to attendees. Please make sure to visit SECO's website to view any wrap up information you may need such as education approval lists, updated handouts, 2006 dates, and parting information. SECO 2005 information will be available on the website until July 1, 2005, when SECO begins promoting the 2006 congress.

The registration department is now closed, but you can still contact the office if you have any questions regarding your 2005 attendance. SECO recommends that all attendees maintian their education attendance records and important documentation and information necessary to licensure.

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The purpose of DGR is to create a library of grand rounds that optometrists can research to improve their diagnostic skills. If you are interested in submitting a DGR of your own, you can submit your material online. Who knows, maybe your case will make it into Digital Grand Rounds!

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