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Creating a Smooth Path to Retirement
This transition can be fraught with peril if undertaken with little thought. Here’s how to do it right.
How to Stage Your Second Act
These physicians’ stories prove that you can still lead a purposeful, fulfilling life post-retirement.
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Academy Plans IRIS Registry to Demonstrate Quality of Care
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Don’t Be Your Father: Retire to, Not From
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Refractive Surgery and EMRs: Missing Links
How a surgeon overcame the challenge of a lack of connectivity between his devices and his medical records system.
Letters to the Editor
December 2013 Letters to the Editor
Medicare Q & A
Understanding NCCI Edits and Bundles
For proper reimbursement, it’s necessary to know which codes cannot be submitted together and how to use modifer -59.
Retinal Insider
CATT: Some Questions Answered, Some Remain
Clinicians face a complex algorithm when choosing an optimal anti-VEGF regimen. Here is what several recent studies found.
Glaucoma Management
Macular Damage: The Diagnostic Missing Link
Clinicians seldom look for early damage in the macula, but recent work indicates that such damage can indeed be there.
Pediatric Patient
Rethinking Conventional Wisdom on Amblyopia
A series of studies has changed the way we treat amblyopia and offered new hope for young patients with the condition.
Therapeutic Topics
Cool Opportunities to Modulate Nociception
A breakdown of the corneal nerves, how they’re stimulated and how dry eye, trauma and contact lenses affect them.
Refractive Surgery
Malpractice: How to Stay Out of Court
There are steps you can take before and after surgery to minimize your risk of an unhappy patient who decides to sue.
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New Line of Rhein Knives and Chopper
Research Review
Prostaglandins Deepen Upper Eyelid Sulcus
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
December 2013 Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Decreased vision follows a recent history of sinusitis, fever, headache and other symptoms in a healthy, young patient.
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