Sponsored by Sight Sciences
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Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the
MSEPS Presents: The Ophthalmology 20/20 CME Webinar Series.
We are thrilled to offer this excellent programming for both members
and
non-members.
Don't forget to register for our CME webinars in June!
Next Wednesday,
June 3, 2020
we will hold our webinar
"Reopening: What You Need to Know Basics"
with Dr. Alan Robin. You can earn 1 CME credit for this webinar.
Register today!
We are also proud to open registration for our CME program on
June 18, 2020
titled
"Glaucoma Home Monitoring Tools".
This webinar features presentations by Dr. Jesse Richman, Dr. Thomas Johnson, and Dr. Alan Robin and will be moderated by MSEPS board member Dr. Mona Kaleem.
You will receive 1.5 CME credits for this webinar.
Register today!
Please check the
AAO
and
MedChi
websites for the most current COVID-19 information. For archived versions of these updates visit the
MSEPS
website. We appreciate our sponsor Sight Sciences. Please visit their website
here.
Stay healthy,
Renee Bovelle, MD
MSEPS President
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Send Us Your PPE Selfie
Things are finally starting to open up again and we want to showcase Maryland Ophthalmologist getting back to caring for patients. Email your photo to Sophie Pumphrey at
[email protected].
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Dr. Kinga Michelle Huzella
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May 28, 2020
Dear MedChi Members and Maryland Physicians:
Here's what we want you to know today:
UPCOMING VIRTUAL EVENTS
- Reminder: The Maryland Department of Health all-physician call for tomorrow, Friday, May 29 is CANCELLED.
THE LATEST NEWS, INFORMATION, AND RESOURCES
- Keeping sending us your photos! We are launching a #MaskUpMonday social media campaign to encourage everyone to wear masks in public. Please send us a selfie or other photo of you, your family, and/or your colleagues wearing masks and tell us who you are "masking up" for (your patients, your family, an at-risk friend, etc). Let's share with the public why physicians encourage and participate in universal masking during this pandemic. Please send your photos to [email protected].
Thank you for all that you do as physicians, healers, and heroes.
Gene Ransom
MedChi CEO
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MSEPS Webinars
June 3, 2020 6:30 PM
Covid 19 has caused a tumultuous disruption to our eye care system. We may never return to the same milieu as we were in January 2020. Dr. Robin will discuss the surveyed trends of patient’s attitudes towards health care providers in addition to their beliefs regarding their return to medical care. He will offer suggestions on how to now broach patients, how to prioritize patient care, how to best organize one’s return to work and how to best disinfect the office and equipment. He will supply important resources.
June 11, 2020 7pm
An analysis and interpretation of optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging is critical for the diagnosis, monitoring, and evaluation of treatment response in retinal disease. This lecture will review the fundamentals of OCT interpretation and highlight the characteristic OCT features of common diseases. Basic OCT angiography interpretation will also be reviewed. Participants can earn 1 CME Credit.
June 18, 2020 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Join MSEPS and Dr. Jesse Richman, Dr. Thomas Johnson, and Dr. Alan Robin as they discuss Glaucoma home monitoring tools and techniques.
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Disclaimer: MSEPS does not endorse the organizations sponsoring linked websites or events, and we do not endorse the views they express or the products/services they offer.
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Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone 410-244-7320
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