Now’s your chance to gain recognition for your clinical skills—and advance patient care around the globe. Simply enter your most intriguing case study featuring an image from at least one ZEISS diagnostic instrument and include a 60-second video explanation by November 27th, 2022 and you could win $500!
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Discover how to optimize your practice's approach to connecting with patients and selling high-quality lenses.
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Win big during Ocular Disease Case Study Week 2022
Want to win up to $500 for submitting a memorable patient case study that can help build optometry's collective knowledge and insights? Learn more about what Ocular Disease Case Study Week 2022 is all about—but hurry! The deadline to submit is November 27th, 2022.
When inspecting a patient for dry eye, refraction, slit lamp exams, and meibography provide optometrists with the evidence needed to close the case.
Are you an ophthalmology resident interested in refractive surgery? Learn from the wisdom of renowned surgeon and thought leader Dr. Blake Williamson.
Using the pillars of lifestyle medicine, ophthalmologists can improve patient outcomes by promoting healthy habits and preventing chronic diseases.
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See what over 600 optometrists had to say about optometry in 2022, from salary expectations to future innovations.
Discover how to optimize your practice's approach to connecting with patients and selling high-quality lenses.
Developing office efficiencies help you to better connect with staff and patients. Eyecare professionals can optimize their practice's workflow with these three tips.
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Ultimate Guide to Heru AR/VR Technology for Visual Field Testing, Dark Adaptation, and More
Heru's wearable platform can perform 9 exams with 5 CPT medical billing codes. With a 13-ounce footprint, Heru’s innovative technology may aid physicians in the detection and management of ocular diseases such as glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), cataracts, and diabetic retinopathy.
