Help Educate by Sharing Your Case Videos
Four sessions at the upcoming ASCRS Annual Meeting have a special call for submissions for specific case videos. Submitting your videos can help educate your colleagues on various topics.
Take a look at the opportunities below to see if you have a relevant case video.
- Complicated and Challenging Cases in Cataract Surgery Video Symposium
- Retina for the Anterior Segment Surgeon
- Reay of Hope Video Session at Glaucoma Day
- Good to Great Surgeon: Working Through Complications Video YES Symposium (for Young Eye Surgeons)
Expert Faculty Covers Complex Presbyopia IOLs—Join in Live!
“Complex Presbyopia IOLs,” a new live educational event, will take place Tuesday, October 24 at 9:00 p.m. ET.
Join program chairs Kendall Donaldson, MD, and Doug Koch, MD, and faculty Kourtney Houser, MD, Cathleen McCabe, MD, Julie Schallhorn, MD, and Robert Weinstock, MD, as they discuss how they use trifocal, EDOF, small-aperture, and adjustable IOLs.
Attendees of this virtual event will leave better able to compare available presbyopia-correcting IOLs, work with unhappy patients postop, and choose the best option of presbyopia correction for today’s cataract patient.
5 Reasons to Support eyePAC—What’s Yours?
eyePAC, the voluntary, non-partisan political action committee representing ophthalmic surgeons, depends on the support of surgeons like yourself. Your investment in eyePAC helps ASCRS support candidates for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives who fight for the issues important to you and your patients.
Here are 5 reasons to support the collective voice advocating for the best interests of ophthalmic surgery:
- If you resent the constant threat of Medicare payment cuts and the lack of inflationary adjustment for physicians over the last 20+ years.
- If you spent more than a decade training and refining surgical techniques to have others question the time and intensity of cataract surgery potentially impacting reimbursement.
- If you want to support action and speak with a collective voice across the specialty.
- If you want to help ASCRS educate members of Congress on issues important to you and your practice.
- If you think it’s important to make a difference in your profession and protect the future of anterior segment surgery.
Important Resources
- ASCRS Annual Meeting: Be inspired by history and part of defining the future at the 2024 ASCRS Annual Meeting, April 5–8, in Boston, Massachusetts.
- CME 24/7: Your source for the latest online CME from ASCRS. Member login required.
- Calculators and Tools: Essential tools for your practice.
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