Peter McDonnell, MD

Ophthalmologists end their discussion on the management of dry eye disease with other ocular comorbidities highlighting key takeaways and prospective advances in care and outcomes.

Ophthalmologists offer their clinical insights and best practices of procedural therapies for dry eye management prior to surgery.

Experts discuss how dry eye disease can impact the preparation and post-operative care of cataract or refractory surgery, highlighting key approaches to successfully managing these patients.

Ophthalmologists provide an overview of current anti-inflammatory agents available for dry eye disease and how they utilize these therapies for particular patient populations.

Experts discuss their experience managing patients with dry eye disease and glaucoma, highlighting how dry eye disease impacts the progression of glaucoma and key considerations for treatment.

Ophthalmologists provide insights into their diagnostic protocols for assessing dry eye.

Expert panelists discuss the co-occurrence of dry eye disease with other ocular comorbidities and highlight the frequently observed concurrent ocular conditions.

There literally are not enough hours in a day to allow physicians to comply with all the recommendations emanating from the various constituencies involved in issuing guidelines.

Surveys have found that burnout among physicians who deliver “primary care” is so bad that 20% of them intend to stop practicing.

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