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Creating an Algorithm to Optimize the Surface

 
 

Clinical algorithms promise consistency, efficiency, and better outcomes—but only when applied appropriately. This course explores how to use diagnostic algorithms as frameworks for clinical reasoning rather than rigid decision trees, helping clinicians distinguish between complicated and complex ocular surface disease while identifying the true drivers of dysfunction instead of simply treating symptoms.

Over 1100 attended our event and we received amazing feedback!

Feedback from anonymous survey:

  • Great refresher and new knowledge too, thank you!

  • Thank you for the thoughtful lecture

  • Dr McGee is such a treasure! Encyclopedic knowledge with solid clinical application. Always such fun!

  • A dry eye lecture that wasn’t boring or repetitive!!! Thank you!!!

  • Insightful.Helpful for future clinical practice.

  • A different take on dry eye very well done.

  • Thank you for a very interesting presentation.

  • Excellent and clear presentation provided by Dr.McGee.

Speaker: Selina McGee, OD, FAAO

Moderator: Dr. Ariel Cerenzie

COPE ID: 106414-TD

Category: Trt/Mngmnt Ocular Disease

Thank you to Bausch + Lomb for exhibiting at this event.

This event is undergoing COPE approval for 1 hour of CE credit.

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