2010 Diagnostic Instrument Buying Guide

Advances in Ocular Imaging Technology

Improvements on many fronts are creating a more unified picture

By Diane Donofrio Angelucci, Contributing

At Press Time

Eye MDs lack necessary coding training; Carrying on “The Gift of Sight”; Research Digest; and more

Coding & Reimbursement

Coding for ancillary vision tests

By Suzanne L. Corcoran, COE

Developing an Instrument Training Strategy

How to maximize learning opportunities for you and your staff

By Sean McKinney, Contributing

Expanding Options in Aesthetics Practice

Botox is finally getting some competition

By Jerry Helzner, contributing editor

Field of Dreams: Building a Better Perimeter

Advances allow for more sensitive tracking of glaucoma

By By ReN

How I Examine for Glaucoma

A multi-faceted approach to accurate diagnosis

By Andrew Rabinowitz, MD

Linking Your Images to Each Other — And to You

What to consider about image management systems in the age of interconnectivity and interoperability

Management Essentials

Do the right thing

By By Farrell

Path to Paperless

HITECH now complicates HIPAA Protecting your electronic data, Part 1 of 2

By Peter J. Polack, MD, FACS

Special section sponsored by Medflow

Case Study in EMR

Taming the Employee Benefits Monster

Agile handling is required to keep the beast from devouring practice revenues

By By ReN

The Tonometry Tightrope

Studies demonstrate that intraocular pressure is no longer sacrosanct in glaucoma care

By Nathan M. Radcliffe, MD

The Wine Observer

Around the world with sauvignon blanc

By Paul Karpecki, OD, FAAO

Viewpoint: From the Chief Medical Editor

The perfect storm

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