February 15, 2020   5 lessons I learned from visiting another dry eye practice ODs can become so busy running the maze of our own practices that we sometimes forget the benefits that can come from stepping away. Read on ADVERTISEMENT Look at the retina in a different way It a new year and that means there are changes with the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes that govern how ODs describe what we do during the physician-patient encounter. See more Do ODs take chronic inflammation seriously? With an advanced understanding of the ocular surface and inflammation levels, OD’s can optimize the management of patients’ clinical outcomes and promote wellness of the ocular surface. See more RELATED ARTICLES   What ODs are grateful for: 2019 edition Top 10 stories for 2019 Minimize symptoms of dry eye disease in refractive surgery patients ODs must swim in ‘deep end of the pool’ and avoid over referring IPL treats rosacea and meibomian gland dysfunction Optometry on fleek: Part II OD builds e-commerce dry eye store   RESOURCE CENTER   How to position patient lens transitions in your practice How the blink affects contact lens wear How to start incorporating dry eye in your practice Why you should upgrade technology for contact lens patients How implementing a hiring process netted a great staff Artificial intelligence might be the future of practice management