ESCRS launches new range of education services

For over 30 years, the ESCRS has been at the forefront of education, research and clinical reporting for ophthalmologists around the world. Every year, thousands of ophthalmologists gather in European cities to learn from each other – passing on the wisdom gained over years of practice in courses, as well as reporting on research, experiences and how challenges were overcome. But is meeting twice a year enough? Our curiosity – and responsibility – to learn and improve doesn’t stop and start twice a year. We can’t travel much more than this with busy clinical, research and educational activities in our home countries. The ESCRS has considered this challenge and can say: we are ready when you are.

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