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At Richmond OPSM, optometrist Shankari Ganeshan has welcomed dry eye services to her practice, supported by a team-based model of care. From a clinical perspective, she says the use of in-practice technologies can support a more comprehensive assessment of contributing factors and assist in improving patient comfort when tailored to individual patient needs. She also highlights the value of collaboration with other healthcare providers to support continuity of care and positive patient outcomes.
Shankari Ganeshan
What excites me most is the opportunity for optometrists to continue developing their expertise and embracing innovation while maintaining a strong focus on evidence-based, patient-centred care. At EssilorLuxottica, we are committed to supporting optometrists with the tools, technologies and professional development opportunities that enable them to grow their clinical interests and enhance the care they provide.
The future of optometry is one of continuous advancement. By combining clinical excellence with emerging technologies, we can continue to improve patient experiences and outcomes while empowering our people to thrive in a rapidly evolving profession.
We are excited to embrace what the future brings.
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