Health Economics and Policy

A Canadian study asks: are older physicians an increased risk to patients during surgery?

As ophthalmologists, we have a duty of care to our patients – and sometimes that means asking difficult questions.

Accessibility and affordability of cataract surgery has improved in China – but there is still more to achieve

The story behind the Himalayan Cataract Project – the NGO eradicating blindness, one country at a time.

How lessons learned from a uveal melanoma cluster may present a roadmap for a team approach – and how ophthalmologists can ensure optimal care for patients

In the digital age, are we doing enough to push truly pioneering efforts to the forefront?

Analyzing the tear film layer, screening for neural disease, and a curious contact lens case: a brief selection of the latest ophthalmology news

More recent research suggests that vitrectomy works in DME – and that it might be the cost effective treatment we’re looking for

By identifying vision problems early, we can unlock children’s true learning potential

A simple yet accurate model could help streamline ROP screening