Ever-increasing exposure to digital screens via smartphones and computers has seen optical companies scramble to develop products that cater to the unique dands of Read more
Intricacies of Zeiss Angioplex OCTA system revealed
OCT Angiography (OCTA) is an extension of the ophthalmic applications of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) that has been the subject of research for more Read more
Forward planning – Annual business plans
The end of financial year is nearing, requiring review of achievents budgets and various other targets established for 2016-17. While these actions are a Read more
How to overcome ‘people’ issues in two steps
People are at the foundation of every great business whether it’s traditional retail or a healthcare practice. In order for a team to achieve Read more
Short-sighted approach to myopia a problem
One of the largest threats to eye health worldwide is myopia, and we’re not doing enough to stop it. Read more
Can your practice have too much choice?
Single people have never had so much choice; they can join dozens of dating sites and review millions of potential partners all from the Read more
An opportunity to engage
Current data suggests that a quarter of all Australians with diabetes do not receive the National Health and Medical Research Council-recommended retinal examination every Read more
I don’t care what your staff think!
A generally accepted definition of a BnB product is stock that is a dependable and regular seller. They’re its that don’t need heavy promotion Read more
World first’ robotic eye sugery successful
Professor Robert MacLaren, professor of ophthalmology at the University of Oxford, used a rotely controlled robot to lift a mbrane 100th of a millimetre Read more
Should staff be performing clinical tasks?
Increasingly, for business productivity or convenience purposes, non-medically trained support staff in practices (usually receptionists) are required to perform clinical work directly for patients, Read more