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Hosted at a new venue, the Maritime Room, the 9th Glaucoma New Zealand (GNZ) Symposium delivered an excellent programme with loads of great tips and content. The audience of ophthalmologists, optometr
The eighth Glaucoma New Zealand (GNZ) Symposium attracted a full crowd of ophthalmologists, optometrists and nurses keen to learn.
On a rare, sunny winter Sunday, it seemed a shame to head indoors for Glaucoma New Zealand’s (GNZ’s) sixth symposium but, as always, it was a rewarding day which delivered excellent learning and
Glaucoma New Zealand’s symposium can always be relied upon to provide an engaging day of education. On a fine morning after an early start (the clocks had sprung forward to daylight savings time), the new venue at Ellerslie Racecourse offered an ideal setting.
Central Tokyo seemed a fitting location for the 17th International Myopia Congress (IMC), bringing delegates from across the world to the Japanese capital before the wider eyes of the world focused on
Keynote speaker Professor Ivan Goldberg played a significant role in a memorable day’s programme at Glaucoma NZ’s fourth one-day symposium. Beginning with a reminder that the organisation’s aim is to eliminate glaucoma blindness, Professor Goldberg spoke on the philosophy of uncertainty in medicine.
