Thank you, @DukeMedSchool, for featuring our research, "One-third of Glaucoma Patients Miss Regular Eye Appointments." We should make every effort to help our glaucoma patients maintain follow up to preserve sight! @DrJulliaEyeMD@dukeeyecenter@UPMCnews https://t.co/UC7gicBnPV
In our latest paper, we report that a glaucoma medication-enhancing behavioral intervention dominated standard of care in terms of generating cost savings and greater QALYs. Let’s coach patients about eye drop adherence.
@dukeeyecenter@Pitt_Ophtho https://t.co/L2phXIh2JO
Glaucoma knowledge was limited in veterans with glaucoma, so glaucoma patients at all severities may benefit from educational interventions. @DrJulliaEyeMD@Andrew920 https://t.co/PCIFnZzwlL
In our latest paper, @DrJulliaEyeMD and team find that glaucoma knowledge is suboptimal across severity levels. All glaucoma patients would likely benefit from educational interventions. https://t.co/wJ4PJqnt34
For those attending @aao_ophth this week, I will be presenting our follow-up study about LTFU in glaucoma using big data at the IRIS Registry symposium on Monday. I am excited to bring attention to this important problem in glaucoma care!
Loss to follow up is a huge problem in glaucoma. @DrJulliaEyeMD and I found that 1 in 3 glaucoma pts became LTFU over 10 yrs @dukeeyecenter, and lapses in care => poor outcomes. Thank you @eyeandear for the support. We need to help our pts maintain care! https://t.co/u1z9XF4YZl
I am excited to share my latest paper with @DrJulliaEyeMD and team in @AJOphthalmology! We find that an educational intervention not only improves glaucoma medication adherence, but also is cost effective for the payor. https://t.co/OJ9iUhmU8M
I am excited to share our latest paper on barriers to eye care, made possible through collaboration with @MOM_PGH, @Pitt_Ophtho, @UPMC Eye Center, and @eyeandear. Medical costs affect eye care access. Data may inform policy solutions. Ophthalmic Research - https://t.co/IT6fzt1wDB
Great interview by Ali Syed, MS4 (@alisyed1999) with Andrew Williams, MD (@Andrew920) from UPMC about glaucoma, life in Pittsburgh, and his research within the AAO Iris Registry.
https://t.co/rMtlzwA4QH
So happy for my wife, @peggyjliu, for having her research featured in the @nytimes! She finds that little gestures of reaching out can lead to high levels of appreciation. Congrats!
Ophthalmologists can play a critical role in taking action to address social determinants of vision health. This review outlines collaborative strategies to tackle inequities in eye care: https://t.co/C9uy73lqt6 @Andrew920#ophthalmology#openaccess
Social determinants of health affect vision and access to eye care. In our new article, we outline strategies that we, as ophthalmologists, can take to address these needs. Screening for social needs and collaborating with community programs are key! https://t.co/SSBVPyYmP5
Our latest paper describes how we used fundus photography in the ED to identify undiagnosed diabetic retinopathy. @gagankalra_md@actualpatrick "Prevalence of diabetic retinopathy and barriers to eye care among patients with diabetes in the ED" https://t.co/szl852DTCT
Thank you to the Eye and Ear Foundation (@eyeandear) for the opportunity to discuss our initiatives in health services research and community outreach at @Pitt_Ophtho and @UPMC Eye Center. "A conversation with Andrew Williams, MD" https://t.co/kvETOyC1J3