Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.

Table of Contents

• Workforce study results may indicate opportunities for optometry
• Appropriate care, proper coding can maximize reimbursement Christopher J. Borgman, OD, FAAO
• Use UBM to detect potential malignancies in your office Jerome Sherman, OD, FAAO
• Make board, maintenance of certification programs transparent
• Vermont, Kansas pass managed care plan legislation
• Humanitarian optometry missions should build capacity, not dependency Douglas J. Villella, OD
• Stay focused, engaged to maintain the profession’s viability Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
• Alcon introduces new line of color contacts
• AOA presents awards at Optometry's Meeting
• AOA to revise clinical practice guidelines
• AOA: Proactive legislation needed to ensure access to care, clinical registry in development
• Composite of tools best for diagnosing sideline concussions, speaker says
• FDA approves daily disposable multifocal contact lens
• Hamilton to Optometry's Meeting attendees: Always get back up
• J&J Vision Care announces changes for contact lens lines
• New AOA president encourages personal advocacy
• Outgoing AOA president: Membership holding steady, legislative gains continue
• Panel: Results of workforce study indicate opportunity for optometry
• Speakers urge clinicians to screen patients for binocular vision dysfunction
• Successful collaborations valuable for optometry, other specialties, patients
• Carefully delegate your office’s social media efforts Agustin L. Gonzalez, OD, FAAO, ABCMO
• Routine scan flags GCC and focal, global loss volumes Larry J. Alexander, OD, FAAO; John A. McCall Jr., OD