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Contact Lens & Cornea Section
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Clinical Publications
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Series on Literature Reviews of Topics in Contact Lens Research
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Acanthamoeba Update
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Atypical contact lens-related keratitis
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Association of corneal staining and different multipurpose solutions/preservatives
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The efficacy of multipurpose contact lens solutions compared with hydrogen peroxide systems
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The efficacy of the various solutions and different bugs/FDA testing guides
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Hydrogen peroxide retention with lenses especially with silicone hydrogel
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Microbial keratitis, hypoxia and new contact lens modalities
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Acanthamoeba Update
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Acanthamoeba Resources for Members
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Fungal keratitis
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Preoperative Evaluation of a Patient for Refractive Surgery
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Series on Literature Reviews of Topics in Contact Lens Research
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E-Z Fit Calculator
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Proposed ANSI Standards for In-office Disinfection of Contact Lenses
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Abstracts of Contact Lens Section Residents' Research Projects
- Masking Residual Cylinder using Aberrational Correcting Hydrogel Lenses
- Evaluation of Soft Contact Lens Power Effects on the Piggyback Lens System in a Keratoconic Population
- The Responses of Patients with Red Eye to a Dry Eye -- by Paula F. Hernandez, O.D.
- The effects of Excimer Laser Assisted In-Situ Keratomileusis on Intraocular Pressure Measurements by Goldmann Tonometry -- by Jennifer Ng, O.D., Harue Marsden, O.D., Chang Kim, O.D.
- Comparing 1993 to 1998 Contact Lens Prescribing Trends at a University Clinic -- by Latricia D. Pack, OD
- Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency -- by Roxanne A. Achong, OD
- Comparative Methods of Scotopic Pupil Size Determination in Refractive Surgery Candidates, by Jill E. Beyer, O.D., and David J. Conway, O.D., F.A.A.O.
- Empirical Fitting With Polycon II Lenses, by Herman Kwong, O.D., and Ralph Gundel, O.D., F.A.A.O.
- Keratoconus in an African-American Population, by Robert Haak, O.D., MBA and Kenneth M. Daniel, O.D., F.A.A.O.
- Assessing The Utility of the Sunsoft Additions Multifocal Fitting Guide, by Sara L. Butterworth, O.D.
- A Preliminary Comparison of Superior and Inferior Silicone Punctal Occlusion in Hydrogen Contact Lens Wearers with Dry Eye Signs and Symptoms by H.Jeffries Ward, O.D.
- Visual Performance Following Laser in Situ Keratomileusis (LASIK) With and Without Tinted Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses, by Lena H. Lee. O.D., Harue J. Marsden, O.D., M.S., and Timothy B. Edrington, O.D., M.S.
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Sports Vision Section
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Healthy Eyes for Peak Performance
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Legal Tools
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Professional Conduct
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Terminating the Optometrist/Patient Relationship
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Keeping Patient Divorces Out Of Your Optometry Practice
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Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act: Complying Is A Serious Matter
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When the Patient is Hearing-Impaired
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Optometrists Beware of Marketing Traps That Are Illegal In Your State
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Employees and Patient Confidentiality
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Patient Referrals
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The Stark Law: O.D. physician Self Referral
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Terminating the Optometrist/Patient Relationship
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2008-2011 Archive PQRI - Medicare Physician Quality Reporting Initiative
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PQRI Measure 12: Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma Optic Nerve Evaluation
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Measure 13: Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD), Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS) Formula Recommended
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Measure 14: AMD - Dilated Macular Examination
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Measure 15: Cataracts - Visual Functional Status Assessment
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Measure 16: Cataracts - Pre-Surgical Measurements
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Measure 17: Cataracts - Pre-Surgical Dilated Fundus Evaluation
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Measure 18: Diabetic Retinopathy Documentation of Presence or Absence of Macular Edema and Level of Severity of Retinopathy
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Measure 19: Diabetic Retinopathy Communication with Physician Managing Ongoing Diabetes Care
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Measure 114: Inquiry Regarding Tobacco Use
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Measure 115: Advising Smokers to Quit
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Measure 117: Dilated Eye Exam in Diabetic Patient
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Measure 124: HIT - Adoption/Use of Health Information Technology (Electronic Health Records)
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Measure 125: HIT - Adoption/Use of e-Prescribing
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Measure 128: Universal Weight Screening and Follow-Up
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Measure 129: Universal Influenza Vaccine Screening and Counseling
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PQRI Measure 130: Document/Verify Current Medications in the Medical Record
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PQRI Measure 12: Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma Optic Nerve Evaluation
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PQRI Measure 12: Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma Optic Nerve Evaluation
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Combination of Measures
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Build upon your interests. Hone your special skills.
From clinical updates to the most innovative technologies, AOA section members are the first to learn about advancements in the ever-changing profession of optometry.
- Learn from experts
- Stay abreast of new technologies
- Be part of a community with similar interests
As an AOA section member, you'll receive practice tools and information - all aimed at helping you build patient base and increased marketability. Tangible benefits include:
- Electronic newsletter - to stay informed of the latest treatments and technologies.
- Special 'section' designation on the AOA Dr. Locator - so that prospective patients can find you instantly
- Access to special OD-patient resource materials
Contact Lens and Cornea Section - Specialize in fitting contact lenses
Sports Vision Section - Care for the vision needs of athletes
Vision Rehabilitation Section - Provide vision rehabilitation