Category Archives: MOC Section 2 activities

EyeNovation Webinar: INTRA-KER: A Novel Concept for a Hybrid Keratoprosthesis
Jun 5th, 2026

Did you miss the webinar? Not to worry, a recording is available for you below! Our EyeNovation webinar featured Dr. Massimo Busin, who presented on INTRA-KER: A Novel Concept for a Hybrid Keratoprosthesis. This session explored the concept of INTRA-KER, a hybrid keratoprosthesis that integrates a synthetic optical device with a biologic scaffold, offering practical insights […]

Representation Circle: Surgical Learning, Research and Mentorship – Recording
May 25th, 2026

Did you miss the webinar? Not to worry, a recording is available for you below! Our inaugural Representation Circle webinar featured Dr. Prithvi Mruthyunjaya, who presented on Surgical Learning, Research and Mentorship. This interactive session explored mentorship, surgical learning, and research development in ophthalmology training, while creating space for meaningful discussion and shared experiences across […]

EyeNovation Webinar: The Evolving Landscape of CAIRS – Recording
Apr 29th, 2026

Did you miss the webinar? Not to worry, a recording is available for you below! Our EyeNovation webinar featured Dr. Awwad, who presented on The evolving landscape of CAIRS. This session explored the latest developments in CAIRS, including evolving surgical techniques, preparation methods, and clinical outcomes, offering valuable, practice-oriented insights for ophthalmologists and trainees. Dr. […]

EyeNovation Webinar: Herpes Simplex Keratitis – Recording
Mar 26th, 2026

📅 Wednesday, March 25⏰ 7:00–8:00 p.m. ET Did you miss the webinar? Not to worry, a recording is available for you below! We are pleased to invite you to our next EyeNovation webinar, “Herpes Simplex Keratitis,” presented by Dr. Sadeer B. Hannush, Professor of Ophthalmology at Thomas Jefferson University and Attending Surgeon on the Cornea […]

Using the indirect – protect your neck!
Jan 13th, 2026

Indirect ophthalmoscopy is an essential tool for examination of the peripheral retina. It is a beautifully designed optical instrument for detecting and treating important sight-threatening pathology. However, it is also a physically demanding technique that forces the neck and back into unnatural positions of tilt and hyperflexion. Not only is this strenuous at the time […]

Ergonomics: Other Ergonomics Resources for Physicians
Aug 5th, 2025

2025-2026 CORE CirriculumDescription: CORE Curriculum Guide outlines six practical and easy-to-implement initiatives designed to promote ergonomic awareness and injury prevention among the residents in your programLink: https://www.cosprc.ca/2025-2026-core-curriculum/ Dalhousie University – EH&S Ergonomics ProgramDescription: Dalhousie’s Environmental Health & Safety Office offers ergonomic assessments and training for faculty and staff. Their educational video series, featuring the Dal Tiger, demonstrates proper […]

Ergonomics: Ophthalmology Educational Series
Aug 5th, 2025

Title: COS Ergonomics for the Ophthalmologist VideosDescription: Explore presentations, handouts, and video recordings from the 2017 COS Annual Meeting focused on preventing musculoskeletal injury in ophthalmology. Topics include body mechanics, the prevalence of MSK disorders, and the development of ergonomic education modules. This resource features insights from clinicians and experts including Drs. Brissette, Diaconita, Ratzlaff, […]

Ergonomics: Podcasts & Videos
Aug 5th, 2025

Ergonomics for Ophthalmologists at Home and in PracticePodcast: Audio Digest Release Date: September 21, 2024 Duration: 31 min 34 sec Episode Description: In this episode, Dr. Martin Wand explores practical ergonomic strategies for ophthalmologists, emphasizing proper posture in both clinical and surgical settings, and highlighting the health risks of prolonged sitting. Link: https://www.audio-digest.org/Courses/Ergonomics-for-Ophthalmologists-at-Home-and-in-Practice/3594 Video: ASCRS […]