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5 Mar 2014 A survey of optometrists' ophthalmic medication prescribing Agustin L Gonzalez, Nikki Bennett, Rakesh Lakhani Inter American University, School of Optometry, Bayamon, Puerto Rico Abstract: Optometry is recognized as a primary care profession within the health care system. For years, much emphasis
25 Sep 2013 Luckily for us, Dr. Len Hua and 2nd-year student Jessica Tran of Pacific University College of Optometry have come up with a valuable list of commonly prescribed drugs to help jog our memories! PUCO student Jessica Tran showing off the completed drug list! This handy one-page drug list has found a
2 Feb 2015 The following is a topical ophthalmic medication guide summarizing steroids and NSAIDs. It includes concentrations and treatment tips.
2015 Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs. This year's drug guide comes from nearly 70 combined years of intense clinical experience. The authors cover drugs in these eight categories, offer some perspectives for enhanced patient care and provide some general insights. Allergy Management; Orally-Administered
5 May 2013 that we dedicate this 2013 Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs in his memory. We continue to be thankful to the entire Review of Optometry team and to Bausch + Lomb for partnering to make this annual drug guide available to the community of optometric professionals. Because few new ophthalmic
OPHTHALMIC DRUGS 20th 20 th h A Anniversary nniversary Edition 2016 CLINICAL GUIDE TO Supported by an unrestricted grant from Bausch + Lomb Ron Melton, Optometry's Partner in Bringing Healthy Vision to Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses November/December 2017.
In this annual Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs , we share with you a large number of clinical pearls we have gleaned from over 65+ combined years of full-time clinical practice. Interestingly, our three main areas of professional interests center around anterior segment conditions, glaucoma and dry eye disease.
To view a Supplement of Review of Optometry, click and drag the slider to the appropriate year on the timeline and then click a cover image. Review of Optometry is pleased to offer you this preview of many exciting new products now available in the ophthalmic marketplace. 2015 Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs
Toward that end, we are pleased to introduce Patrick Vollmer, OD, a 2015 graduate of the Indiana University School of Optometry who completed his residency at William Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center, and who owns a private practice in Shelby, NC. Dr. Vollmer is contributing to this year's drug guide, and we are
Annual Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs. The publication of this annual Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs over the past decade would not have been possible without the leadership and vision of Mr. Richard Bay, the publisher of Review of Optometry. Our dear friend Rick succumbed to cancer in December 2012.
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