Zoom Meeting 2/12/21: Announcing the Sixteenth Annual Meeting Low Vision Rehabilitation Study Group

Announcing the Sixteenth Annual Meeting Low Vision Rehabilitation Study Group (but the first and hopefully last virtual format

Event Date

Friday, February 12th, 2021 – 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Speaker

Dr. Donald Fletcher

Host

Don Fletcher, Ron Cole, Gus Colenbrander, Tiffany Chan, and Annemarie Rossi

Abstract

Announcing the Sixteenth Annual Meeting  

Low Vision Rehabilitation Study Group  

(but the first and hopefully last virtual format) 

 

Purpose:  An informal gathering of clinicians/clinical researchers in low vision rehab  

Discuss problem cases 

Share techniques 

Brainstorm ideas for new treatments or investigations 

Enjoy collegiality 

 

Location:  the easy chair at your house 

 

Hosted by: Don Fletcher, Ron Cole, Gus Colenbrander, Tiffany Chan, and Annemarie Rossi 

Sponsored by: Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute (SKERI) and CPMC Dept. of Ophthalmology 

 

 

Dates:  Feb 6 and Feb 12, 2021 

 

Saturday Feb 6 from 9 AM to 12 noon Pacific Time 

Clinical focus zoom meeting 

Friday Feb 12 from 1 PM to 4 PM Pacific Time 

Research focus zoom meeting 

Who is Invited: 

 

Anyone actively involved in vision rehabilitation 

NOT newcomers wanting to get started  (sorry – get your feet wet then join us)

 

Registration Fee:  NONE (zero, no charge, $0.00 - what a deal!) 

 

Contact Don Fletcher at floridafletch@msn.com to save a spot

 

Attire:  Something nice enough to turn the zoom camera on 

 

Format:  Informal 

 

No invited speakers 

Bring a case or technique to discuss 

No set agenda – we will divide the time between all comers 

If time allows, we can discuss and solve all the problems facing the field 

 

Promise:  We won’t always agree but we’ll have a good time as a group that has a common interest/passion. 

 

Donald C. Fletcher MD

https://www.ski.org/users/don-fletcher

 

Improving Zoom accessibility for people with hearing impairments 

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