Bridging the Gap: Theory vs Practical Skills in Optometry
In optometry, the divide between classroom theory and real-world practice is a well-recognized challenge—particularly for new graduates navigating their first clinical encounters.
Isha Dave
Artificial Tears Demystified: A Clinical Guide to Choosing the Right Formulation for Your Dry Eye Patients
Dry eye disease (DED) remains one of the most prevalent and challenging conditions encountered in optometric practice. Eye care practitioners are often left asking: Which drop is best for this particular patient?
Advancements in Tele-optometry: Embracing Remote Eye Care Services
Tele-optometry is the application of telemedicine in the field of optometry, enabling eye care services to be delivered remotely using digital technology.
The New 5-Year NCAHP Optometry Curriculum in India: A Step Forward or a Challenge?
Optometry education in India is at a major turning point. Under the NCAHP Act, 2021, a standardized five-year Bachelor of Optometry (B.Optom) program has been introduced.
The Role of Optometrists in Detecting Systemic Health Conditions
The role of optometrists extends far beyond prescribing glasses and contact lenses. The eyes serve as a window into overall health, allowing optometrists to detect signs of systemic diseases during routine eye examinations
Leveraging Patient Feedback to Improve Optometric Services
Patient feedback is a powerful tool that can drive meaningful improvements in optometric practices
Cultural Competency in Optometric Practice: Serving Diverse Patient Populations in India
This blog explores the importance of cultural competency in optometry, focusing on language barriers, religious beliefs, gender considerations and socioeconomic disparities