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GENEYE POD
GENEYE POD episodes
- S01E03: GENEYE Mind
This week in Episode 3 - 'GENEYE Mind', Jacqueline Beltz is joined by Jo Mitchell, a high performance and coaching psychologist at The Mind Room, to discuss some of the mind skills required of surgeons, and how we can work on these in order to improve our outcomes as well as our own personal wellbeing and satisfaction.
46 min - S01E02: GENEYE Return to Surgery
Dr. Rahul Chakrabarti joins Dr. Jacqueline Beltz to talk about the critical issues arising as we return to surgery after a break.
22 min - S01E01: GENEYE Philosophy
In our very first episode, Dr Jacqueline Beltz connects virtually with Drs Ivo Ferreira, Diane Webster and Rahul Chakrabarti to discuss the philosophy behind this community of ophthalmic surgeons as well as how and why we think we can all continue to improve.
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About GENEYE POD
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Welcome to Season 2 of GENEYE POD. This is the first episode of a 7-part series on getting started with presbyopia correction at the time of cataract surgery. This podcast series forms part of a…
GENEYE digital course that has been developed by Dr Jacqueline Beltz, Director of GENEYE for Advanced Ophthalmology Trainees in Victoria, Australia. The full course is available at geneye.org.au under online training. GENEYE is a group of individuals who aspire to learn in new and different ways. We are a community made up of all those involved in or aspiring to be involved in ophthalmic surgery. From medical students to the most advanced and experienced ophthalmologists. We aspire to improve. We identify with progress, access the latest technology and interact with our colleagues. We improve through collaboration. We allow ourselves to learn from our mistakes or experiences in a positive environment. GENEYE runs an annual immersive surgical event in Melbourne, Australia that has been cancelled this year due to COVID-19. We have a website – geneye.org.au, this podcast, and a mobile phone application.