November 2013

Features

Ten thought-provoking new ideas from the cornea and contact lens research presented at last month’s American Academy of Optometry meeting.

Correcting for higher-order aberrations can confound practitioners. But new technology may improve visual outcomes with contact lenses.

The rise of resistant organisms threatens all facets of health care, but a number of strategies can help you gain the upper hand.

Strategically marketing contact lenses to your patients will both prevent dropout and foster growth in your contact lens business.

Many new methods for ocular drug delivery are being developed to improve bioavailability and improve patient adherence.

Learn how to fit gas permeable contact lenses and communicate with your patients like a true Minnesotan.

The monetary cost of proper compliance can add up for patients, but the cost of non-compliance can be much higher.

What can we do to foster an honest, trustworthy relationship with our patients?

An international workshop seeks to understand the causes of contact lens discomfort.

Soft multifocal lenses are being used to correct for myopia.

Give new concepts in your practice a trial run before making them official policy.