Naam | Functie | Organisatie |
Nicoline Schalij-Delfos (voorzitter van de werkgroep) | Hoogleraar kinderoogheelkunde | LUMC |
Hein Raat (penvoerder) | Hoogleraar sectie jeugd van de afdeling Maatschappelijke Gezondheidszorg | Erasmus MC |
Huib Simonsz | Kinderoogarts en hoogleraar van de afdeling oogheelkunde | Erasmus MC |
Caren Lanting | Senior adviseur richtlijnontwikkeling en onderzoeker bij de afdeling Child Health | TNO |
Frea Sloot | Promovendus en oogarts in opleiding van de afdeling oogheelkunde | Erasmus MC |
Aya Sami | Orthoptist en junior onderzoeker van de afdeling oogheelkunde | Erasmus MC |
Suzanne van den Toren | Junior onderzoeker sectie jeugd van de afdeling Maatschappelijke Gezondheidszorg | Erasmus MC |
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