Monthly Archives: June 2021
Most are Keeping Masks in Place for Doctors and Staff, Often for Patients, As...
The majority of respondents (83 percent) to a recent Pop-Up Poll shared the doctors and staff in their offices locations are keeping masks on for the foreseeable future.
A Round of Applause for the 2021 Top Optometry Graduates
Congratulations on this achievement, 2021 top graduates!
OD Duo Breaks Ground with New Soft Contact Lens for Presbyopes
“The contact lens market for presbyopes is a huge opportunity,” says Melissa D. Bailey, OD, PhD, associate professor at The Ohio State University College...
Confidence Increasing as a Result of Vaccine for Some but Not All
Confidence related to personal health and in the practice is on the rise among respondents to a recent Pop-Up Poll on COVID-19 vaccination confidence.
In With the New: Virtual Research Center Sets Precedent
Mashael Al-Namaeh, OD, PhD, is all about paying it forward when it comes to the gifts her education has given her. Dr. Al-Namaeh is...
Interpreting OSHA Guidance on Adverse Reactions
By Ann M. Hoscheit, OD, FAAO, FAARM—Practice owners and business leaders across the country are in a quandary as it relates to the recent vaccines available for SarsCoV2 and how to respond as an employer.
Mask Requirements are Changing, Hygiene Protocols Stay Put For Now, According to Recent Wave...
Changes in guidance on mask-wearing have created some confusion among practice staff and patients, especially in optical dispensaries.
Medical History, Ocular History… and U.S. History?
By Danielle Kalberer, OD, of Northport, New York
Most of my continuing education activities relate to optometry, no surprise there! Attending courses and reading optometric...
