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Why Advocate

JUN 19, 2018 Written By: Darby D Miller MD in Residents, Advocacy

We have to work with other physicians, technicians and family members to achieve the best outcomes for our patients; advocating for both our patients and our profession is no different. No one person is an island and we cannot advocate successfully without working cooperatively. With each person‘s participation, we will continue to improve eye care throughout the nation.

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How One YO Is Following in the Footsteps of a Patient Advocacy Giant

JUN 08, 2018 Written By: Susanne Medeiros in Advocacy

When young ophthalmologist Meron Haile, MD, joined over 400 colleagues for the Academy’s Mid-Year Forum 2018 in April, she wasn’t just advocating for her patients and her profession — she was continuing the legacy of the late founding chairman of the department of ophthalmology at the Howard University College of Medicine, Robert A. Copeland Jr., MD.

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Mid-Year Forum Lessons Learned: ‘If You’re Not at the Table, You’re on the Menu’

MAY 16, 2018 Written By: Malkit Kaur Singh, MD, MPP in Advocacy

During the Academy’s 2018 Congressional Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C., more than 400 ophthalmologists descended upon Capitol Hill to remind members of Congress and their staff why medical and surgical eye care is integral to the lives of millions of patients nationwide.

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How to Bring Advocacy Home

MAY 16, 2018 in Advocacy

At Mid-Year Forum 2018 and Congressional Advocacy Day, YOs learned the value of coming together with members of Congress to instigate change and shape the future of ophthalmology. Advocacy doesn't stop there. In these videos, YOs discuss the importance of becoming politically active at the state level and in your local community.

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The Academy Council: Another Way to Advocate

MAY 10, 2018 Written By: Adam J Weiner, MD in Advocacy

The Academy’s Advocacy Ambassador Program drew more than 175 ambassadors to Washington, D.C., this year. For many of us, Congressional Advocacy Day is the meeting’s highlight. But many ambassadors are unaware of another very important Academy advocacy event: the semi-annual Council meeting. Here’s a look at this important body that every young ophthalmologist should know about.

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5 Best Posts from Mid-Year Forum 2018

MAY 01, 2018 in Advocacy

The Academy's YO Committee invited Advocacy Ambassadors to join the #MYF2018 MYF Video Challenge and share their Mid-Year Forum 2018 experience using social media. Here are the winners.

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5 Tips for Advocating at Home

APR 11, 2018 in Advocacy

At the Mid-Year Forum, you'll learn the power of advocacy and how policy and politics affect your patients and your profession. But how can you continue to advocate after the event is over? Young ophthalmologists share their tips for staying involved at home.

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Show Your Colleagues Why You Care About Advocacy

APR 10, 2018 in Advocacy

As part of this year’s Mid-Year Forum festivities, YO Info editorial board member Andrea Tooley, MD, has kicked off the MYF Video Challenge, tagging YOs to answer the question, “Why do you care about advocacy?”

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5 Reasons Young Ophthalmologists Should Attend Mid-Year Forum 2018

MAR 15, 2018 in Advocacy

Here are five reasons why you shouldn’t miss out on one of the Academy’s most important meetings — April 18 to 21 in Washington, D.C.

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OPHTHPAC Chairman Explains Why He Has Invested Since He was a YO

DEC 07, 2017 Written By: Matt Daigle MS in Advocacy

If you’re new to politics, political action committees can be overwhelming. We asked Jeff S. Maltzman, MD, FACS, chair of the Academy’s OPHTHPAC committee, him why the PAC should be on every ophthalmologist’s radar, especially at the front-end of your career.

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