You should never underestimate the importance of ergonomics for ophthalmologists and optometrists. The most common optometry equipment lifted during surgery or an exam may not weigh more than 500 g, which isn’t enough t

Explaining eye conditions to patients is an inevitable part of your profession as an optometrist, ophthalmologist, or other eye care professional. It is also quite important for you to do so in a language they understand. Imagine having to talk to your patient about

Telemedicine can be a scary concept for a clinician. In a world where we see eye exams offered online, patients getting access to medical devices with expired prescriptions, and the doctor patient relationship continually being devalued due to websites that boast of self-diagnosis through myriads of