Consensus supports a composite assessment to enhance patient care in diabetic macular oedema, suggesting improved evaluations of quality of life.
This consensus supports the need to develop a composite assessment to improve patient care. Utilising contrast sensitivity, distance and near low luminance, and novel patient-reported outcome measures may improve patient-centric assessments to better understand the patient's quality of life and functional experience.
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