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2020 vision: What is the future of ophthalmology?

Ophthalmologists share their outlook for the current state and future of the ophthalmic profession, how coronavirus pandemic has altered the profession as well as how —now, more than ever — patient care remains a number one priority for ophthalmologists.


Vitreoretinal surgeons Daniel Kiernan, MD, FACS; Justis Ehlers, MD; and Dilraj Grewal, MD, speak with Ophthalmology Times'® David Hutton on their outlook for the current state and future of the ophthalmic profession, how coronavirus pandemic has altered the profession as well as how —now, more than ever — patient care remains a number one priority for ophthalmologists.

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