Register now for the WAEH Webinar about Same-day bilateral cataract surgery – breaking down the barriers on 20 December 2023!
The Netherlands is a leading country in providing same-day bilateral cataract surgery as a treatment for cataracts. In a large study (coordinated by the University Eye Clinic Maastricht) involving 865 patients in 10 hospitals in the Netherlands, it has been shown that same-day bilateral cataract surgery is safe, effective and cost-effective. This study has established a strong basis for the widespread adoption of ISBCS across the Netherlands and the rest of the world. This webinar on 20 December at 12.00 CET will focus on the results of the study and the implementation hurdles in adopting ISBCS, such as logistical barriers and coordination with relevant stakeholders. Special attention is given to optimising logistics at the OR.
Please join our webinar about Same-day bilateral cataract surgery – breaking down the barriers on 20 December at 12.00 CET with Frank van den Biggelaar, Margaret Zhong and Shanna Honings from the University Eye Clinic Maastricht!
Note: If your hospital is not a member yet, there is a fee to participate in this webinar.
JEC Eye Hospitals & Clinics would like to invite all members of the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH) to join the 5th JEC International Meeting (JECIM) 2025. As the […]
A ‘Patient First’ New Year 2024 is winding down–and what a year it has been! It is easy to lose our heads in the here-and-now, missing some of the big […]
Call for Projects 2025Each year 2 to 3 projects are funded by the WAEH to help shape and improve ophthalmic care on a global scale. Examples of projects: And many more […]
WAEH 18th Annual Meeting Thank you! WAEH 18th Annual Meeting Visit to the Aier Eye Hospital and the Member Meeting Friday – November 9, 2024 Board Meeting SummaryDuring the Board Meeting, […]
AI system based on Moorfields model tackles eye health inequalities in outback Australia
A mobile retinal camera with fully integrated artificial intelligence (AI) is being deployed in remote Western Australia in an effort to prevent rural and Indigenous Australians going blind from Diabetic […]
