Clinic capacity constraints within ophthalmology lead to treatment delays that ultimately affect the delivery of optimal care and patient outcomes. Real-world experience with faricimab▼ is highlighting that this innovative and durable therapy has important and positive implications for reducing treatment burden and relieving clinic capacity. In this symposium, the four expert panellists highlight emerging data from their own personal experience showing how faricimab▼ can free-up clinic capacity, reduce waiting lists and generally improve clinic experience. This can lead to a positive impact for overstretched healthcare systems so that more patients can be treated.
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