Digital Ophthalmology Showcase
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The document discusses the current and desired state of digital ophthalmology presented by G.H. Kliman, M.D. on October 16, 2014. It covers topics like the current state, desired state, explosive growth in digital health funding, strong investment across broad sectors, and the present and future of digital ophthalmology.
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