Who Wants to be an Eyecare Millionaire - The Intrepid Edition

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The Fundingsland Group (TFG) is an independent medical education company that believes in providing complelling, compliant, and effective peer-to-peer education that addresses gaps in clinical knowledge, opinions and practice patterns. Through a unique, data-driven process, TFG identifies key educational needs and evaluates progress towards meeting clearly defined goals. By strategically collaborating with education partners and industry experts, we create customized education programs that seek to change opinions, affect practice patterns and, ultimately, improve patient care.

Learning Objectives

• Describe the importance of eyelid examination for all patients and integrate into practice and integrate treatment protocols based on the Demodex patient's characteristics and the safety and efficacy of treatment.
• Describe the prevalence and clinical definition of myopia progression, and develop an integrate individualized patient treatment strategies.
• Assess the risks and benefits of current treatments for glaucoma and emplioy strategies to select the most appropriate treatment strategy for patients
• Describe modern screening protocols for dry AMD/GA for earlier detection and integrate the evidence-based diagnostics tools and criteria into practice.
• Describe the relationship between undiagnosed Meibomian Gland Dysfunction and chronic dry eye syndrome and integrate appropriate diagnostic strategies.

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