Quick reminders for managing dry eye

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Consider patients’ device usage and remember to think about Dry Eye Workshop (DEWS) and DEWS II for great information on dry eye management. Read it in small bites at a time. Also, follow up with patients to make sure they’re feeling better and to ensure compliance. Watch for more!

Related: How to start treating dry eye at your practice

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