Making a point of care
Bill Harvey highlights the use of a point of care test in diagnosing dry eye
Clinical
OCT: Sharper, better, faster
Sharper, better, faster, smarter
Emma White rounds-up the latest optical coherence tomography equipment
Informed consent interactive 3
Informed consent interactive 3
Dr Nizar Hirji offers his thoughts on our most recent interactive CET exercise ...
The future of refraction
Instruments: Adapting the future of refraction
Bill Harvey takes a look at a new automated phoropter system that incorporates ...
Arriving at the station
Instruments: Arriving at the station
Bill Harvey is impressed by the new refraction station from Essilor
Books: Clinical Procedures
Clinical procedures in primary care
Bill Harvey finds the extensive new digital content with the latest version of ...
Managing blindness in India
Managing blindness in India
Dr Narendra Kumar describes the impact of cataracts and uncorrected refractive ...
They were the future once
Mental Health: They were the future once
Generation Next appear to have been affected by the pandemic disproportionately
Nicer kids, better future
Nicer kids, better future
Being able to identify suitable candidates for myopia management is more than simply metrics
Generation Next brings down the MC hammer
Generation Next: MC Hammer
Myopia control (MC) used to be seen as experimental. No more.
Small adjustments, big difference
Small change, big difference
There is widespread demand for eye services catered towards children with learning disabilities
Low vision cases without a case full of equipment - 3
Low vision with less equipment
The third in a series of case reports
Instruments: Electronic vision
Instruments: Electronic vision
Bill Harvey reports on some promising data
Infographic: Strained relationship
Strained relationship
Optician looks at the statistics about eye health during the pandemic and patients' screen use
All clear for BCLA
All clear for BCLA
This year’s BCLA conference was particularly notable for its global reach
Eye care in the community 6: Klinefelter syndrome
Case study: Klinefelter
Continuing our series of challenging cases from the community eye care practice, Kirit Patel looks at a condition caused by an extra X chromosome
Low vision cases without a case full of equipment - 2
Low vision with less equipment
The second in a series of case reports on howlow vision care can be provided without the need for any specialist equipment
Lenses: Tailor made vision
Lenses: Tailor made vision
Optician outlines some of the individualised lens and measurement systems that allow practices to offer an added layer of customisation during the lens production process detail, a larger optical correction area and reduced eye strain.
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