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Using Twitter to deliver health improvement messages
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Phone calls, text messaging, and even apps have been shown to help improve health and sustain behavior change, even in people suffering from profound mental illness. But when it comes to using these tools for public health, there are two problems. The first is that each message (whether via phone call or text) costs money. The second is that it’s quite hard to use those platforms for blasting messages to a whole population.
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Ophthalmic Resources on Demand makes meaningful use of patient education
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Source: newsfromaoa .org
Numerous studies have shown the link between engaged, actively educated patients and better health outcomes. It is clear that engaged patients are more likely to adhere to medications, keep appointments, and take an active role in their care. Offering patients educational resources and things like product coupons directly increases their satisfaction, which is also good for your business. As an optometrist accountable for both the results of the patient and your practice, what can you do to provide meaningful education and support that drives positive results?
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Further data on the association between Helicobacter pylori infection and primary open-angle glaucoma
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We herein wish to provide data additional to those reported in our previous review (Tsolaki et al) concerning the association between Helicobacter pylori ( H. pylori) infection and primary open-angle glaucoma. These data were not available in the time period when the review paper was submitted and accepted for publication, and we believe that they need to be added because they further reinforce this association.
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A critical look at value driven health care
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on Wednesday, 15 February 2012
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Everyone in the world is talking about “value-driven health care.” Or so it might seem if you pick up a medical journal or attend a lecture about health care here in Boston. “Maximizing value for patients” is on the tip of every administrator’s tongue and an interest in cost containment is de rigueur for young physicians who aspire to leadership positions in medicine.
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Treating macular degeneration
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February is National Macular Degeneration Awareness Month so we will continue our discussion about this disease and talk about some of the treatments available for macular degeneration
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Nonphysicians bypass legislatures, use own boards to expand scope
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Source: ama-assn .org
A growing number of allied health professions seeking scope-of-practice expansion are going through their regulatory boards instead of state legislatures, physician leaders say.
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VOSH International Names Board President
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C. Ellis Potter, OD, has been installed as president of the VOSH/International Board of Directors. A graduate of the University of Kansas and Southern College of Optometry, Potter practiced in Iola, Kan. As a member of the Kansas Optometric Association (KOA), he served as editor of the Kansas Optometric Journal and on numerous committees. He was named KOA Optometrist of the Year in 2006. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and a diplomat of the Primary Care Section, of which he is the immediate past chair.
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Refractive correction and patching improve VA in amblyopia
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Refractive correction and patching improves visual acuity in amblyopic eyes, according to a paper in the Archives of Ophthalmology.
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Zioptan Eyedrops Approved for Glaucoma, Ocular Hypertension
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Source: medicinenet .com
Merck's Zioptan drops (tafluprost ophthalmic solution) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to lower pressure within the eye among people with high blood pressure of the eye (ocular hypertension) or open-angle glaucoma, the most common form of the disease.
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Mediterranean Diet May Protect Brain
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A new study suggests that people who follow a Mediterranean-style diet have less small blood vessel damage in the brain.
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Omega-3s linked to slower eye sight loss in people with retinal disease: Study
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A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids in combination with vitamin A supplements may slow the decline in eye sight in people with retinitis pigmentosa, says a new study in the Archives of Ophthalmology.
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Corticosteroids for Bacterial Keratitis
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Source: ama-assn .org
Objective
To determine whether there is a benefit in clinical outcomes with the use of topical corticosteroids as adjunctive therapy in the treatment of bacterial corneal ulcers.
http://bit.ly/xQewWO
Use of Micronutrient Supplement for Preventing Advanced Age-Related Macular Degeneration in Japan
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In accordance with the results of the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS),1 a randomized controlled trial performed in the United States, patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in the United States have been instructed to take micronutrient supplements when their lesion fits the inclusion criteria.2 We conducted a survey about the patients' supplement use and the ophthalmologists' attitudes toward supplements in Japan, where the use is not based on ophthalmologists' prescription.
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Topical ciclosporin in the treatment of vernal keratoconjunctivitis in Rwanda, Central Africa: a prospective, randomised, double-masked, controlled clinical trial
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Source: bmj .com
Aim
To compare the short-term efficiency and safety of topical ciclosporin A (CsA) 2% with dexamethasone 0.1% in the treatment of predominantly limbal vernal keratoconjunctivitis (VKC) in Rwanda, Central Africa.
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Detection of mild papilloedema using spectral domain optical coherence tomography
Posted by Walt Mayo, OD
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Source: bmj .com
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To propose a method of diagnosis of mild papilloedema (PO) using peripapillary total retinal (PTR) thickness measurement by spectral domain optical coherence tomography (OCT).
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Age-related macular degeneration: the importance of family history as a risk factor
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Source: bmj .com
Background
Family history is considered a risk factor for age-related macular degeneration (AMD). With the advent of effective therapy for the disease, the importance of family history merits further investigation. This study quantifies the risk associated with family history, first, by a case–control study of reported family history and, second, by examining the siblings of AMD cases.
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Peripheral Vision Podcast: Nate, Justin, and I talk up SECO Technology
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When medical advances do the world a disservice
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There is a healthy debate over whether a lab that created an extremely infectious version of influenza ought to publish the genetic sequence. The debate speaks to a larger problem: sometimes, medical advances do the world a disservice. The medical field could use some soul-searching, just as physicists did in the wake of the Manhattan Project.
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Does Atropine Use Increase Intraocular Pressure in Myopic Children?
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Purpose. Because pupillary dilation caused by muscarinic antagonists is a predisposing factor for glaucoma, we examined the effects of long-term atropine treatment for myopia on intraocular pressure (IOP) and studied the risk factors of elevated IOP among myopic children.
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What's new in laser treatment for glaucoma?
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Purpose of review: This review highlights recently published studies on prevailing and newer laser therapies in glaucoma and critically evaluates their roles in the treatment algorithm.
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Successful Gene Therapy For Inherited Blindness
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Source: medicalnewstoday .com
Gene therapy for congenital blindness has taken another step forward, as researchers further improved vision in three adult patients previously treated in one eye. After receiving the same treatment in their other eye, the patients became better able to see in dim light, and two were able to navigate obstacles in low-light situations. No adverse effects occurred.
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AOA, Insurance Commissioner Send Letters Opposing Stand-Alone Vision Plans
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As states around the country start to decide whether to include stand-alone vision plans in their health insurance exchanges being created in the wake of health care reform, including California this weekend, both the American Optometric Association (AOA) and Washington State insurance commissioner Mike Kreidler, OD, MPH, FAAO, have released new statements opposing them.
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New Mucoadhesive Chitosan Film for Ophthalmic Drug Delivery of Timolol Maleate: In Vivo Evaluation
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Source: liebertpub .com
Purpose: Chitosan, a cationic polysaccharide biopolymer with mucoadhesive properties, presents a promising future in the prolonged ocular delivery of drugs. The present study compared the efficacy and safety of chitosan-coated timolol maleate (TM) mucoadhesive film, using a 0.5% TM commercial ophthalmic solution in a rabbit model. In addition, this study investigates the maximum release time of these implants in vivo.
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DrawMD is a great tool to help surgeons visually explain procedures
Posted by Walt Mayo, OD
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Effective communication with our patients can be incredibly challenging, in large part because of the enormous information divide between physicians and patients. When it comes to explaining a procedure to a patient, surgeons are trying to communicate in minutes what they have come to appreciate over many, many years.
http://bit.ly/zCrgWV
How to Handle the Problem Employee
Posted by Walt Mayo, OD
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Problem employees wear many faces: the harried staff member who flouts office policy, arrives late and takes long lunch breaks; the bored 20-something receptionist who texts and surfs the Web; the biller who gossips with co-workers, slowing them down and neglecting her own work.
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This Old Thing: Doctor’s eye magnet was used to remove
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Q. Captain Lou Lager was a medical doctor during the Second World War (1939-1945). After the Germans were defeated, he entered Holland with the Canadians, in a jeep with a Red Cross on the side. As they approached a village, people lined the roadside, waving and celebrating “The Canadians” and liberty. A man stepped out of the cheering crowd, handed Lou a Dutch anatomical atlas from 1904, shook his hand and disappeared into the crowd.
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Investigation of Protective Effects of Sodium Hyaluronate Eyedrop Against Corneal Epithelial Disorders Using an Electrophysiological Method
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate the protective effects of sodium hyaluronate eyedrop against corneal epithelial disorders caused by antiglaucomatous eyedrops using an electrophysiological method.
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Massachusetts Eye Research and Surgery Institution (MERSI)
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Uveitis Support Group Meeting: See What the Doctors See with the Slit Lamp!
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This Touchscreen Van Gogh’s Starry Night Is So Stunning
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Petros Vrellis has turned Vincent Van Gogh's The Starry Night into an animation that changes when the user touches it. The effect is so beautiful and mesmerizing that I'm now craving an app that would let me do the same.
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Surviving the new landscape of physician reimbursement
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CNN recently posted an article titled “Doctors Going Broke.” It described several cases of independent physicians who are near bankruptcy although they once were quite well off. For instance, the article detailed the case of Dr. William Pentz, a cardiologist in a small group practice, who had to borrow money last month to make payroll. He and the other cardiologists have cut their salaries in order to meet overhead. Dr. Pentz ascribed the budget problems of the practice to the 35% to 40% cut in Medicare reimbursements for certain tests, such as stress tests.
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American Optometric Association RSS Feed
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Top 3 iMedicalApps posts of the week
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Here at iMedicalApps.com, we realize that healthcare professionals lead busy lives and may not always have time to read everything we post in a given week. Fear not! Starting today, the iMedicalApps team will periodically provide you with the most popular posts of the week–in an easy to digest format. So without further delay, here are the top three posts of the week:
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Why We Love Geeky Glasses
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When Buddy Holly finally conceded to glasses, his vision was already 20-800. He had tried some of the earliest contact lenses. They became unbearable after about 10 minutes. So he got glasses. His first frames had thick plastic at the top, with a thinner, less obtrusive metal frame for the bottom half.
http://gizmo.do/zkcQcC
The role of heat in rubbing and massage-related corneal deformation
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Purpose
To examine the role of elevated corneal temperature in the development of rubbing/massage-related corneal deformation and the possibility that warm compresses in the management of meibomian gland dysfunction or chalazion could contribute to such adverse responses.
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The influence of lens power and center thickness on the intraocular pressure measured through soft lenses: A comparison of two noncontact tonometers
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Purpose
To quantify the influence of soft contact lens power and thickness on the intraocular pressure (IOP).
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Extended wear fails to catch on
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Extended wear (EW) contact lenses have not caught on among patients or eye care practitioners, according to research led by Professor Nathan Efron of the Queensland University of Technology in Australia.
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Brake survey proves drivers' vision failings
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Latest research has again identified the poor state of drivers' vision in the UK.
A report by road safety charity Brake and laser firm Ultralase last week showed a third of drivers could not see properly at the wheel. It found that driving at night, distance vision and reading road signs were common problems.
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AOA issues statement on Vision Plans and Health Care Reform
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I’m proud of our colleagues in California and around the country who are standing up to the latest effort by an outside group intent on seizing permanent control over how we deliver care for our patients. Only optometrists can truly advocate for optometry.
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Create an EHR-Ready Practice
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Although optometrists can participate in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services EHR Incentive Program by purchasing and utilizing an Office of the National Coordinator-Authorized Testing and Certification Body Certified EHR technology, every staff member and doctor in the practice must become familiar with the functionality necessary to achieve EHR Meaningful Use (MU) in order to receive the incentive.
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Physicians Should Weigh Mandatory Flu Vaccination for Staff, NVAC Says
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Physician practices, hospitals, and other healthcare employers should "strongly consider" mandating that their employees receive influenza vaccinations if they fall short of a 90% immunization rate on a voluntary basis, a federal advisory committee has recommended.
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In-practice (in-office) optometric research
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It is important that the work of the community optometrist is evidence-based and this virtual issue seeks to explore the role that community optometrists can play in gathering this evidence. This virtual issue contains a collection of recent papers from Ophthalmic & Physiological Optics involving in-practice (in-office) research, mostly by community optometrists.
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Azithromycin 1.5% Ophthalmic Solution: In Purulent Bacterial or Trachomatous Conjunctivitis
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Abstract:
The second-generation macrolide azithromycin is available as a 1.5% ophthalmic solution for use in the treatment of bacterial or trachomatous conjunctivitis. This article reviews the pharmacological properties of azithromycin 1.5% ophthalmic solution and its clinical efficacy and tolerability in patients with purulent bacterial conjunctivitis or trachomatous conjunctivitis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis.
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NFC aid for the visually and hearing impaired
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As the proportion of senior citizens grows, their special needs are gaining momentum. Human eyesight, for example, weakens with age. VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has been developing new NFC-based applications that make life easier for the visually impaired. A group of affected persons recently tested an innovative, speech-based item identification system and new "talking" packaging for medicine and food. Solutions that link products and digital product info are becoming ever more common. They offer a range of possibilities for both the normal-sighted and the visually impaired. Food packaging, for example, can include links to information relevant to the individual customer, from the origins of the product to ecological aspects and possible allergy risks.
http://bit.ly/zCpulh
How We Used 15 Minutes To Save $600 On Airfare
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My girlfriend and I are renting an apartment in Paris for a week this summer, which is the first real vacation I have taken since 2006, when I went to Dublin to run a marathon then spend a week recovering in Irish pubs and on Irish seashores. (Word of advice: no matter how enchanting it seems, don't rent a bicycle on the rocky Aran Islands off the coast of Galway two days after running your first marathon).
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Prophylaxis may be key in treating ocular surface disease, inflammation
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The most common uses of anti-inflammatory drugs by the anterior segment surgeon are to treat ocular surface disease and inflammation associated with surgery. As a corneal specialist and cataract surgeon, these two groups of patients are common in my practice. So, a few personal thoughts, some perhaps quite controversial.
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Laser method for presbyopia correction achieves high patient satisfaction
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The Laser Blended Vision treatment from Carl Zeiss Meditec for presbyopia correction showed successful preliminary results in a mixed group of 70 emmetropic, myopic, hyperopic and astigmatic patients who underwent LASIK with the MEL 80 laser.
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Quadruple procedure halts keratoconus progression, regularizes cornea, improves vision
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A quadruple procedure consisting of intracorneal ring implantation, corneal collagen cross-linking, phakic IOL implantation and topography-guided transepithelial PRK effectively stops keratoconus progression, regularizes the cornea and improves vision, according to one surgeon.
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LED traffic light helps colorblind drivers on the road
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There are some of us who are colorblind, and in this case, we might not be able to tell whether a traffic light is red, amber or green – but after a while, we get used to the sequence of the traffic lights, and follow them accordingly. Professor Taro Ochiai of Japan’s Kyushu Sangyo University might be on to something here, where his imagination resulted in a redesigned LED traffic light that can be seen by everyone – colorblind or not. After all, Red-green colorblindness is the most common type of colorblindness, which affects up to 10% of the worldwide population, and LED signals might be the solution to solving the equation.
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More Vision Therapy Awareness Videos on YouTube
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The foundation of medicine is care
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I recently wrote that “diagnosis is job number one.” In sports, there are times when two teams share the number one position. Each team competes to make it to the championship; and, ultimately, one team has to lose its top ranking.
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