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Prioritise and delegate
Tuesday, July 9, 2019In her shortlisted essay for the 2019 John Henahan Prize, Dr Allie Lee asserts that balance can only come living a life that accords well with one’s core values and priorities.
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Different Directions
Tuesday, July 9, 2019In his shortlisted essay for the 2019 John Henahan Prize, Dr Daniel Gosling describes how he managed to find a balance between, studying, working and spending time with children
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The Real Deal
Tuesday, July 9, 2019In her shortlisted essay for the 2019 John Henahan Prize, Dr Julia Fajardo-Sanchez shares the principles for juggling a love of ophthalmology with that of your family
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A Symbiotic Relationship
Saturday, June 1, 2019In his shortlisted essay for the 2019 John Henahan Prize, Dr Luke Sansom reflects on the journey he and his family have taken over the years of his career
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Chaos Reigns
Saturday, June 1, 2019In her shortlisted essay for the 2019 John Henahan Prize, Dr Pallavi Singh looks to her colleagues who seem to balance family and medicine with perfect ease
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John Henahan Prize Winner 2018
Monday, September 24, 2018The winner of this year’s John Henahan Prize for Young Ophthalmologists is Dr Joséphine Behaegel.
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Wise old men
Tuesday, July 10, 2018In her shortlisted essay for the 2018 John Henahan Prize, Dr Joséphine Behaegel says there’s nothing like being certain you’re doing the right thing
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The ultimate priority
Friday, July 6, 2018In his shortlisted essay for the 2018 John Henahan Prize, Dr David Chen says cataract surgery needs compassionate cataract surgeons
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Brighter and better
Friday, July 6, 2018In her shortlisted essay for the 2018 John Henahan Prize, Dr Jacintha Gong says research helps ophthalmologists objectively discern what to preserve, and what to discard
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The great divide
Friday, June 1, 2018In his shortlisted essay for the 2018 John Henahan Writing Prize, Dr Lawrence Kindo says marrying innovations in cataract surgery with affordability should be the goal for ophthalmologists
