Optometric Management

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Articles in Sep 2000 issue of Optometric Management

• New or used equipment? What's best for your new practice?
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia to come clean
• Above all, do no harm
  by Schmidt, Eric
• A fishy story about eye growth
• Two reports, different conclusions
• Learning experiences
  by Christensen, Bobby
• Letters to the editor
• Taking the multidisciplinary approach
  by Kogan, Barbara Anan
• Making a case for delayed gratification
  by Brandys, Vincent W
• Docosanoid Eescula approved
• Here's how being 'nice' can get you sued
  by Tibbetts, Cathy
• Androgen replacement
  by Hom, Milton M
• Anti-infective gets approval
• Total recall
  by Hayes, Jerry
• O.D. notebook
• How to hire a financial planner
• Dry eye update
  by Gupta, Deepak
• Unsung heroes
  by Gurwood, Andrew S
• zen of contact lens prescribing, part II, The
  by Newman, Clarke D
• Lesson in efficiency
  by Buscemi, Philip M
• Setting the ground rules
  by Diecidue, Anthony S
• Say what?
  by Hubbs, Larisa
• What the IRS wants to know
  by Tibbetts, Cathy
• Nighttime lens wear for daytime vision
• 3-step hiring process
  by Green, Pamela
• Mail order: Public benefit or public health threat?
  by Goodwin, Jennifer
• An update on the transplant patients
• Reliable or unreliable?
  by Hom, Milton M
• Uncovering allergy trends
  by Bekker, Mary Coupe
• Timing is everything
  by Runninger, Jack
• hidden power of staff, The
  by Kattouf, Richard S
• Preparing for your future
  by Epstein, Arthur B