Create your own ripple effect...
Shared knowledge is the cornerstone of progress. By teaching each other and also encouraging a shared philosophy of practice, we can bridge the rapidly growing void between medicine and common eye care.
Surgical Ophthalmology <=> MEDICAL VOID <=> Common Eyecare. So who is taking care of these lost patients? Who is going to stop the merry-go-round of inappropriate referrals?
You are.
Let's realign and redefine primary (ie medical) eye care together.
Hope you'll join and check out our innovative platform designed for you to help fill the void.
-JRM
P.S. It always has been and always should be the "medical model". How can it not be when there is a patient, a whole human being, in your chair?
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