AI Smart glasses for low vision
/Recommending this podcast episode How the low-vision community embraced smart glasses
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Read MoreIt’s no surprise that as ophthalmologists, we have a shared passion for lifelong learning and a commitment to our patients to provide the highest quality of care. As simple as it is to write, fulfilling our professional development and medical practice requirements may be cumbersome at times and challenging to fit into our tight schedules. Accomplishing these learning goals requires a bit of finesse to balance other, less professional areas of our lives, such as family or our social lives….
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A new patient comes to see you because they've lost confidence in their doctor and they've heard great things about you. Don't get all proud of yourself and I'll tell you why.
Read MoreAfter listening to Nilay Patel talk with NY Times tech reported Kevin Roose about Robotic Process Automation (RPA) on an episode of Decoder, I recorded this rant. I talk about how there is a human aspect of being a physician that robots cannot replace in the context of a patient who had what I refer to as an Oh Bleep moment; realizing they had visually significant glaucoma.
Read MoreThere's a pandemic out there; is it safe to see an Ophthalmologist? I walk through the steps when you enter my office to make sure everyone stays safe during Covid-19.
Read MoreThis segment is a Public Service Announcement on how to properly wear a 3-layer medical mask. Slam the subscribe button so you'll know when I have something else posted.
Read MoreI started this site in 2009 to write about Glaucoma, Health IT (EMR, EHR), Technology and to host my podcast series "Talking About Glaucoma." There is a shortcut to this blog to make it easier to find http://iguy.tv/blog.
I am a glaucoma sub-specialized Ophthalmologist and have a full time clinical practice at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic of the Geisel School of Medicine in Hanover, NH. I have a longtime interest in the use of technology to help in medical care as well as in Education. In addition, I was a very early adopter and developer of Electronic Medical Record systems who has lectured internationally on the topic of making the transition to EMRs in daily practice.
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