Seeing clearly: Wellywood dispensing advancement and fun
This year's ADONZ conference did not disappoint with challenging and informative sessions plus DO extravaganza in spades.
Susanne Bradley9 min read
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This year's ADONZ conference did not disappoint with challenging and informative sessions plus DO extravaganza in spades.
First time in person, SCC brought a host of clinical knowledge and connections new and old, writes Rishi Khattar, sharing his highlights.
This year's Save Sight Symposium provided a deep dive into the evolving landscape of eye health in Australasia and beyond...
Photic retinopathy, first described in the 17th century, requires careful history and examination for an accurate diagnosis.
Associations of strabismus surgery timing in childhood with mental health: a retrospective cohort study
Despite the promise of an additional 3,500 cataract surgeries in the 18 months from July 2023, NZ's cataract waitlist has grown by 696 patients.
Auckland’s recent ophthalmology hui, led by Dr Justin Mora for the Australian and New Zealand Eye Foundation (ANZEF), was hailed a success by both organisers and its Māori and Pasifika med school part
Since herpes zoster (HZ) infections can cause permanent vision loss, eyecare professionals should make it a priority to talk to patients aged over 50 years about the importance of preventing shingles through vaccination, said Dr Rachael Niederer, an ophthalmologist and senior lecturer at Auckland Un
Operating a successful practice requires so much more than just clinical expertise. One of the biggest challenges for business owners is balancing time working on their business – not just in it.
Time, money and reduced productivity – this is what a spectacle remake costs a store, optical laboratories and customer. With the precision required – and intricate balance of priorities needed for a pair of specs to perform to their full potential – it has long been accepted that remakes are unavoi
Retina Specialists’ winter educational evening for optometrists had both genes and gems on the menu.
A 74-year-old insulin-dependent diabetic went for his diabetic retinal screening (DRS) last year but was told his retina could not be seen due to cataracts. They advised him to go to the eye clinic to arrange surgery.