Description
From rugby-mad student DJ studying optometry in Cardiff, to a clinical scientist in Canada who has published over 450 papers, Professor Lyndon Jones has had quite a journey.
Lyndon talks about his passion for education and the use of social media to disseminate research findings, as well as
* the expanding roles of optometrists and how this could be to the detriment of the fundamentals of optometric practice
* the importance of treating ocular surface disease in the lead up to and following cataract surgery
* future developments in contact lenses
We finish off this captivating conversation with what M&S goodies he stocks up on when he is back in the UK.
Produced by Matt Hill at Rethink Audio.
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* Four fantastic papers on this topic, as well as review articles on the treatment of dry eyes prior to and after cataract surgery - all in our newsletter for subscribers.
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