November 11, 2019   Become the best tech for your patient Learn why following the key factors of CARE (care, attention, responsiveness, and empathy) is crucial to valuing patients as individuals and building trust as a technician. Learn more   Understand diabetes and nutrition As the prevalence of diabetes in America continues to climb, practitioners are faced with questions every day in their practices. Questions such as, "Can I eat cake now? When will this diet be over?" As simple as they seem, questions like these open the door for a conversation that can change the lives of our patients, neighbors, parents, and possibly our own children. Read more   Unusual case histories and implications on care In the course of helping patients, it is possible technicians may encounter unique situations. While some translate directly to care, other concerns regarding privacy or legalities might arise, and technicians should know what to do (or not do) if they happen to come across them. Find out   RELATED ARTICLES   Measurements matter in cataract surgery, the new refractive procedure The possible connection among kids, devices, and myopia Research initiatives offer treatment options for diabetes patients How to treat dry eye in the pediatric and young adult population Controversies in pediatric refractive development   RESOURCE CENTER   9 simple solutions to 9 complex cases Why ODs shouldn’t stop short with patient care ODs have room to grow in selling annual CL supplies Look for small signs to prevent contact lens complications Experts offer advice on fitting, pricing daily disposables Troubleshoot contact lens discomfort and prevent complications