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Eyecare professionals over 70 – not the retiring type
Medical professionals working past the age of 70 are a small portion of the sector but apparently attract more than their fair share of complaints. Two older ophthalmologists sit down with Insight to discuss what keeps them going and the...
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Specsavers working to break down optometry barriers
There are a number of reasons why Australians are facing issues accessing quality eyecare in many parts of the country, which is why Specsavers is taking a number of approaches to ensure it can deliver for those needing help. Accessing...
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Researchers discover new element in human eye anatomy
Researchers at the Duke Eye Center in the United States have made an important – and surprising – discovery in human eye anatomy that has gone unnoticed for decades. A media release said that the researchers, using enhanced imaging technology,...
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Orthoptics Australia seeks more quality data on workforce challenges
Australia appears to have a shortage of orthoptists, but as Orthoptics Australia president A/Prof AMANDA FRENCH and executive officer Ms JANE COWAN point out, there’s also a shortage of good data to better understand the issue. Amanda French. Image Orthoptics...
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