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These industry insight reports are powered by GPN in partnership with CovalentCareers. The charts illustrate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on 2,800 optometric practices across the United States.
No matter how great of a clinician you are, you'll have some patients coming in with complaints about their prescription. Here are five tips for troubleshooting the most common problems with new glasses.
As ophthalmologists, we are well aware of the potential risk hydroxychloroquine poses to the eye, and we should expect to hear questions from our patients as more learn about the drug during the coronavirus pandemic.
The CIRRUS 6000 is the newest in optical coherence tomography from ZEISS. It is built upon speed which means it can produce some amazingly detailed images.
Unexplained atrophy to the optic nerve can be an unsettling finding. What are the causes? Learn what you need to know about TON, as well as how to treat these patients, by taking this course!
When it comes to recommending 2-week lenses over monthly lenses and improving patient compliance, the simplest and most effective thing doctors can do is educate.
The US House has passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, now known as the “CARES Act.” Here's what optometrists should know.
Hydroxychloroquine is currently being tested as a treatment for Coronavirus. As optometrists, we are familiar with this drug and its ocular side effects; here's what you need to know.
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