Most Recent Articles from Review of Optometry

• Have a joke and a smile: want to make your staff happy? Pay them what they deserve. Umm, don't want to do that but you still want a happy staff? Give them a smile. 

  There's a popular song I hear all the time on the radio. It's about somebody having a bad day. I only hear this song on stations that are kinda...

  06/15/06 by Vickers, Montgomery · More from publication

• Supporting a family: there's more to it than putting food on the table.(Cover story) 

  My grandmother was a bookkeeper at a meat-packing plant. As a child, I never really understood what she did, but I had some pretty bizarre images...

  06/15/06 by Hellem, Amy · More from publication

• Glaucoma: the arsenal of glaucoma therapies is robust. But, the enigma of when to initiate therapy is the paramount challenge of all the decisions made in glaucoma care. 

  We are now at a point where we have sufficient topical medicines to achieve "non-progression," or "minimal acceptable progression" in most...

  06/15/06 · More from publication

• My partner, my dad: confluence of events leads to do-over practice.(practice of Mary Willson Yeilding , an optometrists is discussed) 

  When Mary Willson Yeilding, O.D., was attending Southern College of Optometry, she thought maybe she'd have a chance to return to her hometown of...

  06/15/06 · More from publication

• Wavefront Progressive Lens.(ophthalmic lenses)(Brief article) 

  The iZon Progressive Lens, from Ophthonix, is customized for each patient via the company's Ophthonix Z-View wavefront aberrometer. ...

  06/15/06 · More from publication

• What glass ceiling? Women O.D.s break through as leaders. 

  Women O.D.s in leadership positions used to be few and far between. But they are becoming increasingly more common. Women currently hold, are...

  06/15/06 · More from publication

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