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‘Confessions of a Clinician’ – Optometry Australia’s Pharma

Dr Angelica Ly, CFEH Lead Clinician (macula) and Integrated Care Coordinator had an open access article in Optometry Australia’s Pharma during May. The article “Confessions of a Clinician” looks at some of the dilemmas faced in clinical practice when managing AMD patients.

Macular month Mivision article by Dr Angelica Ly

This May, as a part of macular month, CFEH Lead Clinician (Macula) Dr Angelica Ly has written an article for Mivision that discusses the management of patients with AMD. The article is open access and available at the link below:

CFEH hosts bespoke optometry education course

During March and April, CFEH was fortunate to host 3 team members from the Yishun Health Campus (Singapore) for a 5 week customised education program. The program was highly successful and the entire CFEH staff greatly enjoyed getting to know the dedicated and enthusiastic participants Kendrick, Lijun and Sundary. We wish them every success in implementing different aspects of what they learnt during their time with us when they return home to Singapore.

CFEH research team attend ARVO in Canada

During May the CFEH research team were invited to present their recent findings at ARVO in Vancouver Canada. They have put together a short video to show everyone what they have been up to. Undoubtedly, they had a wonderful trip and enjoyed furthering their knowledge in the latest ophthalmic research!

Dr Jack Phu receives research award

Congratulations to Dr Jack Phu (CFEH Lead Clinician – glaucoma)
On Friday night Jack was awarded the Award for Research Excellence (early career research) by the UNSW faculty of science. This award reflects Jack’s hard work and innovative research and was fabulous recognition of the results he has achieved so far. Well done Jack!

CFEH at the UNSW sensory science exhibition

Dr Lisa Nivison-Smith (Senior Research Associate at CFEH) was one of the breakout champions at the UNSW Sensory Science Exhibit. The event was full of exhibits to communicate science to those who have low vision or vision impairment. Tactile posters of the retina were used to explain some of the pathways in the retina and how they alter in disease.