Optometry Times Newsletter

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Why taking patient history never ends

Chief Optometric Editor Ben Casella, OD, FAAAO, explains why lurking variables within a patient’s visual well-being—particularly pediatric patients—makes all the difference for their well-being.

ODs must swim in ‘deep end of the pool; and avoid over referring

Over referring is not the most pressing challenge facing our profession, but it is a drag chute holding us back as we try to take off in a full sprint. While new ODs possess the requisite knowledge and skills to start practicing independently, they still need more patient care encounters to reliably know the difference.

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A case of demodex infestation with eyelash extensions

Patients with eyelash extensions face an increased risk for developing demodex. Find out why correctly identifying this infestation, as well as proper patient education on treatment and management, are keys to a successful outcome.

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10 eyecare apps for more efficient patient care

Ensure patients know follow-up visits may be covered

How to start incorporating dry eye in your practice

ODs talk healthcare rankings in their state

Consider outsourcing opportunities in your practice

RESOURCE CENTER

9 simple solutions to 9 complex cases

Scleral lenses help manage ocular surface disease

Why ODs shouldn’t stop short with patient care

ODs have room to grow in selling annual CL supplies

Look for small signs to prevent contact lens complications

Experts offer advice on fitting, pricing daily disposables

Troubleshoot contact lens discomfort and prevent complications

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