Optometric Management

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Articles in Sep 2002 issue of Optometric Management

• Plugging away
  by Corcoran, Suzanne
• Recalling patients
  by Gerber, Gary
• A comprehensive guide to billing for glaucoma
  by Lahr, John W
• What you see isn't what you get
  by Levoy, Bob
• Practice profile
• Readings from the ethics files
  by Thomas, Jim
• Predicting glaucoma
  by Quinn, Chris
• Another step in the e-direction
  by Hom, Richard
• O.D. notebook
• Eye site: www.aoa.org/eyeonnutrition
• A guide to ethics in 2002 and beyond
  by Thomas, Jim
• A real workhorse
  by Choate, Walter
• Using all of the tools in your dispensary
  by Soltis, Rene
• Promoting LASIK the right way
  by Chou, Brian
• Menicon lens gets U.S. approval for continuous wear
• Kattouf gift to support scholarships and educational resources
• Ethics of optometry
  by Gailmard, Neil B
• Glaucoma update: Sorting through the nuts and bolts of a glaucoma practice
  by Bowling, Ernest L
• Coping with complications
  by Ellen, Jason
• Overworked and underpaid
  by Blackwell, Marilee
• case of 6-month Sadie, The
  by Schmidt, Eric
• Happy patients, successful practice
  by Hayes, Jerry
• Consumer education program launched
• Six-dollar absorbable plug
• New Minnesota law requires Rx specifics
• Where do you get your information?
• Risks weighed in OH treatments
• Letters
• Patience for patients
  by Mulder, Titia
• Allergan to concentrate on newer Alphagan P
• Correction
• Ending a vicious cycle
  by Kattouf, Richard S
• No respect
  by Runninger, Jack
• Four practice management myths that stifle profitability and practice growth
  by Levoy, Bob
• Health and human services publishes final HIPAA privacy rule
• 1-800 purchases Asian manufacturer
• Undetected maculopathy
  by Sherman, Jerome