Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.
Table of Contents
- As baby boomers age, technology for computer access will be in greater demand
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- Head-mounted devices improving, offering patients some replication of sight
- Maryland Optometric Association works with Drug Enforcement Administration, pharmacy and insurance to halt the misuse of DEA numbers
- Massachusetts TPA passes Senate
- New online chat system attracts optometrists from all over the world Walter A. Mayo, OD
- Pred Forte: The big gun anti-inflammatory drop Bobby Christensen, OD FAAO
- Prescription, glare-reducing filters give improved visual function Bob Kronemyer
- Prism technology used in two new prescription lenses Bob Kronemyer
- Self-focusing telescopic glasses give continuous, clear image Bob Kronemyer
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- Simple refraction, coaching, may be all some low vision patients need
- Striving to meet the low vision demand
- When do you say when to low vision services? Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
- Optical dispensing: 21 steps to the 21st Century Howard Gottlieb, OD