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Daily Archives: 27-Oct-2025

Waiting times for Keratoconus

Information, MeetingsBy Ellie Jarman27-Oct-2025Leave a comment

Ken Pullum gave an interesting talk to the Keratoconus Group outlining his ideas for addressing the increasing problem of waiting times for appointments. Not only is this obviously disruptive to patients, it’s a false economy. Ken explained that keratoconus is not regarded as clinically urgent because a delay in fitting a contact lens is not…

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