Discussion workshop: Talkin' 'bout my generation
Many people will experience presbyopia for over half of their lives—spanning multiple generations. This session has been written to help you rethink the modern presbyope. 60 is the new 45, and 45 is the new 30. What was once considered a time to wind down is now a time to live life to the fullest. Are we holding our presbyopes back from living their life the way they want? This discussion workshop will take you through cases that will help you reframe your thinking on what it's like to be presbyopic and the generation that is currently being underserved.
Learning outcomes:
An understanding of the importance of effective communication about presbyopia for pre and existing presbyopes and available options for patients. (s.2)
An understanding of the importance of staying in touch with contact lens technology and innovation to be able to offer up to date options to patients. (s.5).
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