GPLI

  • Home
  • About
    • About GPLI
    • Contact Us
  • Education
    • BY LENS TYPE  > >
      • Bitoric / High Astigmatism
      • Corneal Reshaping
      • Keratoconus / Post-Surgical
      • Presbyopia / Multifocals
      • Scleral Lenses
      • Soft Specialty Lenses
      • Spherical GP Lenses
    • Case Study Archives
    • Click ‘n’ Fit
    • CL Clinical Pocket Guide
    • GP Lecture Series
    • GP Lens Management Guide
    • Webinar Archives
  • Events
    • Events in 2013
    • Webinars  > >
      • Registration & Schedule
      • Webinar Archives
  • Resources
    • Specialty Lab Directory
    • Searchable Lens Database
    • Find a GP Specialist
    • Order Printed Materials
    • Calculators
    • Conversion Charts
    • GP Product Lists   > >
      • GP Materials List
      • GP Solutions List
      • GP Accessories List
    • Practitioner of the Year
    • Useful Websites for GP Professionals
  • Educators
    • Links for Educators
    • Online Curriculum
  • Residents & Students
    • Rising Stars Spotlight
Search the site...

Rising Stars Spotlight

Residents and students: Submit your case for a chance to win a grant from the GPLI.

Case Guidelines

The case should consist of a 5-10 page case report, 1½ line spacing, including figures and topographies similar to the format of cases in the GP Case Grand Rounds Troubleshooting Guide. A representative example can be accessed here: www.gpli.info/gr-case-41/.

The format would include:

  1. Background
  2. Test Procedures, Fitting/Refitting, Design and Ordering
  3. Patient Education and Consultation
  4. Follow-Up Care, Final Outcome
  5. Discussion/Alternative Management Options
  6. Conclusions (2-5)
  7. References

The case does not have to be very similar to the cases in this guide; however, the format — in addition to conclusions and references — would be desirable.

Any photographs of the lens-to-cornea fitting relationships or external disease (if indicated) would be desirable as would topographies. Video would be acceptable as well but certainly not required.

The specific case to be submitted can pertain to any patient in which a GP lens or custom soft lens improved their quality of life (i.e., astigmatism, presbyopia, high astigmatism, corneal reshaping, and any form of irregular cornea).

Case of the Quarter

Current students and residents may submit one case per quarter to the GP Lens Institute. One case will be selected as the winning case. The student or resident submitting the case will:

  • Receive a $500 grant
  • Be featured on the GPLI website for three months, along with their case
  • Receive entry into the Case of the Year competition with the potential to win an additional $1000 grant

Submission deadlines for Case of the Quarter
1st Quarter – March 31, 2013
2nd Quarter – June 30, 2013
3rd Quarter – September 30, 2013
4th Quarter – December 31, 2013

Winners will be announced within 45 days of the submission deadline.

Case of the Year

Winners of each of the quarters will compete for the 2013 Case of the Year. The student or resident selected to receive Case of the Year will:

  • Receive an additional $1,000 grant
  • Be featured in a GPLI press release to more than 20 professional publications
  • Be featured on the GPLI website and have their case permanently archived on the GPLI site

The winner of Case of the Year will be announced no later than February 15, 2014.

How to Submit a Case

Please send your submissions to: CD (at) contactlenses.org

Practitioner of the Year – 2012

Dr. Greg DeNaeyer

Dr. Greg DeNaeyer has received the GP Lens Institute’s highest honor awarded to a practitioner. Congratulations to Dr. DeNaeyer. Learn more.

Our Newsletter

Contacts is the official newsletter of the GP Lens Institute. Click here to sign up for a subscription.

About Us    |    Contact Us    |    Terms of Use    |    Privacy Policy

© 1999-2013 Contact Lens Manufacturers Association. All rights reserved. Site maintained by Access Media Group.