The post-Covid high street
New Zealand has fared well globally in the fight against Covid-19, but it has not been without cost. It is only now the smoke is clearing enough to see how the pandemic has affected our main shopping thoroughfares and what impact that may have on optometry practices... Thankfully, the big picture is looking much better than expected...
News
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Vision therapy inspired by batsJuly 11, 2020
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More progressive; more MykitaJuly 11, 2020
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Eye care continues during lockdownJuly 10, 2020
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New amblyopia screening toolJuly 9, 2020
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Celebrating excellence despite CovidJuly 8, 2020
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Eye-tracking for MS?July 8, 2020
Editor's Choice
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Shock and emotion: the parental perspective of eye diseaseJuly 6, 2020
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Worrying results from Welcome to School studyJuly 6, 2020
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Art and optics: The beautiful and the curiousJuly 3, 2020
Shock and emotion: the parental perspective of eye disease
A recent Australian survey has found many parents are shocked to learn their children have vision problems and struggle with a range of issues and emotions...
Worrying results from Welcome to School study
Uncorrected refractive errors account for up to 96% of visual impairment in school-aged children and are associated with amblyopia and strabismus development,...
Art and optics: The beautiful and the curious
The British Optical Association Museum’s latest exhibition, Pathos Ocularis - The Beautiful and the Curious, was inspired by artist Iluá Hauck da Silva’s...
Features
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Residual refractive error after cataract surgery
Cataract surgery is the most commonly performed operation globally, with over 30,000 performed per annum in New Zealand. The surgery has transformed into...
Chalkeyes presents… Confidence clobbers clever… every time!
I once heard the most successful optometrist I have ever worked alongside tell a patient, “No, I will not fit my lenses into that piece of rubbish!” It...
