Dr. Newman-Casey's eHealth research lab conducts multiple clinical studies/projects focused on leveraging technology to extend the health care system’s reach, enhance eye disease screening, and empower patients to better self-manage their own chronic ophthalmic conditions.
Support the Future of Vision Care
The Newman-Casey Lab is seeking to improve eye health and ophthalmic health delivery through the use of novel technologies. This vital work is fueled by the generosity of our donors, and you can help ensure it continues with your gift today. To donate, simply visit https://victors.us/NewmanCaseyLab.
If you would like to learn more about our work and explore other ways you can make a difference, please contact our development team. They would be delighted to discuss your interests and goals, and how you can impact our efforts advancing vision care to help people everywhere.
Message from the Guest Editor
This Special Issue of Vision will be dedicated to
understanding how new technologies and new
applications of technology—ranging from telemedicine
to artificial intelligence to eHealth applications—are
impacting eye disease and vision outcomes. You are all
working in areas of research where you are quantifying
the impact of new technologies on eye health and vision
outcomes. Technology in all its various manifestations is
having huge impacts on healthcare, with both positive
and negative consequences for patient outcomes. It is
thus important for us, as a research community, to
assess its impacts. We are accepting manuscripts
pertaining to all aspects of how new technologies and
technology-based approaches are impacting eye
disease, vision, and patient-related eye care outcomes.
Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences
Kellogg Eye Center
1000 Wall Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Thy Nguyen
Administrative Assistant to Dr. Newman-Casey
Academic Office: 734-763-6967
Email: ngthy@med.umich.edu