The distinction between an optometrist and an eye doctor is still debatable. On the other hand, this article will dispel any worries you may have about the significance of an optometrist. We shall first consider whether an optometrist is referred to as a doctor in Canada. Furthermore, if you are interested in studying optometry in…
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ODs sometimes find it difficult to adapt as technology advances. Learn why adopting new technologies may be critical to keeping one’s practice relevant in the twenty-first century. The use of new technologies has become essential to optometric care as optometry has progressed into the realm of therapeutics. Some of these are wavefront aberrometry, optical…
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Would optometry as people understand it persist for two decades? Would optometry play a part, and how would it be presented? By its very essence, technological progress is unsettling. It has traditionally led to significant shifts in the kind of occupations offered and in need. We possibly live in the middle of the most…
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The era of practice management may involve electronic medical records. COVID-19 pushed us to quickly integrate innovative patient-centered care models, database management, and information sharing. Although digital health records (EHRs) have received mixed reviews, with much public attention focused on their flaws, high-functioning platforms at large organizations responded with the necessary modifications, including real-time…
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Starting a Private Optometry Practice The idea of starting a private optometry practice fascinates many Optometrists and Optometry students. But the cost of starting a business worries many. Starting a business and sustaining it can be difficult, according to entrepreneurs. So we have interviewed Jessica, who has 12 years of experience owning her practice and…
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