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An inflection point for OMIC and the nation

 I have spent my entire career in the trenches advocating for our patients and profession. As ophthalmologists, we’ve been engaged in a valiant fight to defend the facts we all know to be true – ophthalmic surgical practice requires the training and education achieved during our years of medical school, residency, fellowship, and hands-on experience. Yet, we now feel pressures to delegate complex procedures, including surgery, to ancillary providers. This should concern us all. 

Read more in the 2022 Digest Vol 32 N0 1.