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Current Glaucoma Practice: The Covid-19 Impact.

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The COVID-19 pandemic significantly altered glaucoma care practices. Telemedicine and remote monitoring became crucial for managing glaucoma patients during this period.

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Ophthalmology
Public Health

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges to healthcare systems globally.
Glaucoma management requires regular patient monitoring and timely interventions, making it vulnerable to disruptions.

Discussion:

The pandemic necessitated rapid adoption of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring in glaucoma care.
Disruptions in routine eye care access impacted patient follow-ups and treatment adherence.
Healthcare providers adapted by implementing new protocols for patient safety and service delivery.

Key Insights:

Telehealth adoption accelerated, improving access to care for some glaucoma patients.
Delayed diagnoses and treatments may have long-term consequences for visual health.
The pandemic highlighted the need for resilient glaucoma care models.

Outlook:

Integrating hybrid care models (in-person and telehealth) can enhance future glaucoma management.
Continued research is needed to assess the long-term impact of pandemic-related care changes.
Strengthening public health infrastructure is vital for maintaining essential medical services during crises.