Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue

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

Table of Contents

• Consider issues beyond cosmesis when fitting prosthetic contact lenses Amanda M. Tompkins, OD
• Triple therapy reduces frequency, cost of neovascular AMD treatment
• Interprofessional education good for health care, optometry, patients Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
• All practices should implement a medical records compliance program Charles B. Brownlow, OD
• AGS Lecture: Reversal of visual field loss may become future paradigm in glaucoma treatment
• Alcon, Google collaborate on devices to manage chronic disease
• AOA MORE assists ODs with quality initiatives
• B+L introduces Ultra contacts for presbyopia
• CooperVision announces 2015 Best Practices honorees
• Cumulative results of Xen gel stent implantation in Europe promising for US
• FDA collaborates with academia to pursue patient-centric endpoints in glaucoma
• ODs can meet increased need for primary care services
• Optometry continues to advance scope, struggle with insurance
• Prepare for MACRA 2019 implementation in 2016
• Presenter: Ask about allergies before performing injections
• Presenter: Minimizing disparity between intraocular, intracranial pressures can prevent glaucoma
• Presenter: ODs must address demand for more eye care services
• Study: Bimatoprost sustained-release implant maintains IOP lowering up to 24 weeks
• Sun Ophthalmics aims to partner with eye care providers
• Interprofessional education contributes to better patient outcomes
• Severe macular disease detected in patient with no symptoms David Otto, OD