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Glaucoma drainage devices patient information
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Valuable resource for patients to better understand Ahmed Glaucoma Valve and other glaucoma drainage devices.
Wholelottarob.com - How do many of my patients get t...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
A discussion of some of the challenges visually impaired patients must face in getting their drops to hit their inten...
Wholelottarob.com - Driving: a privilege not a righ...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Talks about how we can help be advocates for our patients to give them the best chance of having their visual functio...
Wholelottarob.com - What's the point of Continuing M...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Continuing professional development in medicine is more than just becoming content experts. How can we improve our co...
How would you cope with this Visual Field defect if ...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Interesting to correlate visual field findings in glaucoma patients with functioning in the real world.
Alcon committee responds to Novartis' merger proposal
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
What sounded like a done deal when first announced more than a year ago seems to becoming a hostile takeover as Nestl...
When should patients call doctors by their first nam...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Interesting points about something as subtle as the use of the first name to gain power.
Implemented lessons learned from Office Record Revie...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Is your Electronic Medical Record flexible enough to allow you to make changes to your data entry forms on the fly af...
Voice recognition in EMR; so 2005 or still relevant?
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
Is voice recognition the most efficient means of generating consult reports from medical encounters or should your EM...
Glaucoma horror story of the week 13 yo girl present...
Dr Robert Schertzer in robschertzer's Channel
We usually don't expect to find advanced glaucomatous damage in a 13 y.o. Don't let this happen to you or your patients.