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Moorfields research team reports on benefits of public involvement to eye patients and staff

July 18, 2013 / simondenegri / 1 Comment

Sometimes it is the lot of the blogger to feel like the producer of 'Have I Got News For You.' One's research can taken you to all sorts of places you didn't know existed.  Then again it can also turn up some gems. This morning I blogged about the WHO report on medicine priorities and … Continue reading Moorfields research team reports on benefits of public involvement to eye patients and staff

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