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Myopia SOS with Prof Ian Flitcroft - Episode 3 - Screens, simple details and seagulls

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Myopia SOS! Dr Kate Gifford and Professor Ian Flitcroft are back with advice as your Agony Aunt and Agony Uncle, in part three of this six-part series. Coming from the southern and northern hemispheres are an optometrist and an ophthalmologist, here to help you with your curly clinical cases in myopia management. Send us your struggles using the email address [email protected] and we’ll shoulder the agonies for you.

Clinical communication is arguably the foundation of successful patient management, and both Ian and Kate are keen on providing you tips and tools for this. Discussing the visual environment with patients and parents sit on each of Ian’s steps in myopia management. Kate highlights the good news messages and “small wins” to help parents in managing digital tech use, Ian talks screen time stats and simple details, and they debate the merits of the 20-20 rule.

And there’s more - Kate asks Ian what he’s excited about in the latest myopia research; Ian learns some wombat facts from Kate (irrelevant to said research), and Ian has a seagull on his roof but Kate can’t hear it. Tune in to learn more on all these topics!

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Content provided by Kate Gifford. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Kate Gifford or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Myopia SOS! Dr Kate Gifford and Professor Ian Flitcroft are back with advice as your Agony Aunt and Agony Uncle, in part three of this six-part series. Coming from the southern and northern hemispheres are an optometrist and an ophthalmologist, here to help you with your curly clinical cases in myopia management. Send us your struggles using the email address [email protected] and we’ll shoulder the agonies for you.

Clinical communication is arguably the foundation of successful patient management, and both Ian and Kate are keen on providing you tips and tools for this. Discussing the visual environment with patients and parents sit on each of Ian’s steps in myopia management. Kate highlights the good news messages and “small wins” to help parents in managing digital tech use, Ian talks screen time stats and simple details, and they debate the merits of the 20-20 rule.

And there’s more - Kate asks Ian what he’s excited about in the latest myopia research; Ian learns some wombat facts from Kate (irrelevant to said research), and Ian has a seagull on his roof but Kate can’t hear it. Tune in to learn more on all these topics!

  continue reading

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