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EyeCon 2024: What optometrists need to know about geographic atrophyDr. David Chin Yee describes how to spot early signs of geographic atrophy and explores promising new therapies that may slow progression and improve vision.
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What happened in optometry this week: December 16 - December 20Catch up on what happened in optometry during the week of December 16-December 20.
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Small aperture IOL technology offers benefits to patients, optometristsIndividuals often have questions about their candidacy for certain implants and how the various mechanisms of action work.
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AOA 2023: Nutritional strategies in dry eye disease: The importance of omega-3sThis 3-pronged approach for nutritional intervention to help maintain dry eye disease is in addition to a recommended dietary intake of daily oily fish.
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Can AI rescue physicians from EHR woes?The next frontier of software to reduce physicians’ documentation burdens
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Restoring sight against all oddsClinical trial launch proves transformative for one optometrist’s career
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How to improve visual function with vision therapy following mild traumatic brain injurySuccessfully improving visual function in patients with MTBI requires an interdisciplinary approach and a collaborative effort between the patient and all involved allied health care providers.
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How to overcome cultural barriers for effective patient communicationEffective communication is imperative for patient adherence, it increases patient outcomes, and it reduces malpractice risks.
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Dropless cataract surgery: Revolutionizing postoperative care for enhanced patient outcomesRemoving drops improves adherence and comfort for most patients.
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OCT is a crucial tool in glaucoma diagnosis and monitoringEvaluating images for quality, artifacts, and segmentation errors.
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Emergency eye appointments: Q&A with Rami J. Aboumourad, ODBascom Palmer is piloting a program to provide triage telehealth appointments for patients experiencing eye care emergencies.
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Reviewing a patient’s systemic history is critical when treating for OSDStaying up-to-date on all things ocular is imperative in ocular surface disease.
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2024 in the rearview: What was the biggest development in optometry this year?A few optometrists share which innovations in optometry they were most excited about in 2024.
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Dry eye after LASIK is a common problemProper management results in better expectations, outcomes for patients.
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AOA 2023: Learn a bit about Global Ophthalmic Women (GLOW)Louise Sclafani, OD, FAAO, FSLS, shares an exciting update on Global Ophthalmic Women (GLOW).
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CIME 2024: Identifying the constellation of signs and symptoms in TEDKelsey Roelofs, MD, gives her best methods to identifying and diagnosing thyroid eye disease in her Controversies in Modern Eye Care 2024 presentation.
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How to fit scleral lenses with confidence and cautionClosely monitor patient over time for continued corneal health and good fit
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VEW 2022: Integrating low vision into everyday practiceAlexis Malkin, OD, FAAO, highlights her Vision Expo West 2022 presentation titled, "Expand your practice: how to integrate low vision into everyday patient care and improve outcomes."
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Why you should consider adding pediatrics to your practiceDedicating part of your practice to a pediatric patient base allows you to have fun, as well as continue growing your practice.
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Exciting things in the pipeline for the American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia ControlAAOMC is focusing on new membership growth, diversity, and how they can continue to move the needle in myopia management.
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AOA 2024: Discussing advocacy in optometry with 2024 AOSA presidentDerek Bryant, incoming AOSA president, is excited about the future of optometry and is dedicated to empowering students to lead and advocate for the profession.
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Achieving improved outcomes through partnerships between optometrists and retina specialistsConsiderations in the treatment of diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema.
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34% of doctors report increased medical errors due to staffing shortagesChronic staffing shortages are affecting both patient care and physicians’ well-being.
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Patient experiences sudden decrease in visionImaging shows optic disc swelling and retinal nerve fiber layer thickening
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Dry Eye Foundation takes a stance on eye drop safety, encourages consumer educationSince April 2022, the Dry Eye Foundation has been voicing concerns over the packaging of preservative-free drops as well as availability of noncompliant drops at online retailers.
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Vision By Design 2023 brought comprehensive myopia management and ortho-k educationThe American Academy of Orthokeratology & Myopia Control-hosted conference was held September 5-9.
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Scholarship offers opportunity, empowerment to second annual recipientOptometry Times' editor Kassi Jackson speaks with Lauretta Justin, OD, founder of Optometry Divas, and Alexis Meyer, a third year student at UC Berkeley School of Optometry and recipient of Optometry Divas' second annual CEO of You scholarship.
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2024 in the rearview: What was the biggest development in optometry this year?A few optometrists share which innovations in optometry they were most excited about in 2024.
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As at-home dry eye treatments boom, the importance of compliance risesEducation, together with strong recommendations, in-office retail, habit hacks, and follow-up visits, supports patient compliance.
