Practice Management News

The Women in Ophthalmology 2022 Summer Symposium aims to #BeInspEYEred and concentrate on mentorship through a hybrid format similar to that of its 2021 meeting.

Life is full of stressors, but surgeons cannot afford to let them interfere with their performance.

Now that the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since 2018, many in the financial media are revisiting the subject of inverted yield curves.

Racial inequities in health care have fluctuated in severity for decades but data show that one constant remains: the disparities persist.

In the United States, Indigenous people have the highest risks from natural hazards, according to this year’s Healthiest Communities Rankings report.

In this episode, Allisa Song, a medical student and the CEO and co-founder of Nanodropper, discusses the inception of the device, how it can benefit the eye care industry and more.

CHICAGO – Health care has seen an 8,000% increase in the use of telehealth since the pandemic started, Rebecca Wartman, OD, and Harvey Richman, OD, said here at Optometry’s Meeting.

Physicians-in-training have few affordable, accessible options for child care and a lack of paid parental leave, according to the AMA.

Many of us doctors would prefer not to think about online patient reviews. That’s natural because those who post negative reviews have little accountability for their words, and privacy laws make us almost powerless to respond.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the world has hoped for an end to the public health emergency — but that distinction could also mean millions losing their insurance coverage.