This issue of Occupational Health [at Work] features a Personal Learning Zone (PLZ) article recommended for continuing professional development (CPD). The assignment questions, 'Personal learning statement' and 'Certificate of engagement' are available to subscribers at ohaw.co/AWPcpd. These will also be stored in your password-protected PLZ. The PLZ will help you document your own CPD. Occupational health physicians and nurses, occupational hygienists and other professionals can use the resource in support of their specialism's revalidation or CPD requirements. Pages 21-28. Digital eye strain. Prolonged computer screen use can lead to a range of common symptoms, from eye irritation and headaches, to difficulty focusing and diplopia. Digital eye strain (DES) - sometimes known as 'computer vision syndrome'-affects millions of people and is specifically associated with the viewing of electronic devices. Eye problems associated with DES should be properly managed, but it is equally important that workplace and individual measures are adopted to help reduce symptoms and prevent this common problem.
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