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What a Photographer Taught Me About Patient Care


Have you ever had a professional photo shoot? I have had many…but not because I particularly enjoy being photographed. Actually, it is quite the contrary.

Photo shoots have always been a traumatic experience for me. You see, for some reason, likely as a creative form of cruel parenting punishment, my family of five siblings had a photo taken EVERY year while growing up. Instead of wearing our Sunday best, however, we were always asked to wear the uniform and hold the props of the activities in which we were involved during that year. In one family photo I wore a football uniform while holding a tennis racket, in another photo I wore a basketball jersey, held a textbook, and…

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 What a Photographer Taught Me About Patient Care

Effective patient communication is more than just diagnoses and treatment plans. It is both a 3/4 waltz and a 4/4 square dance spinning around simultaneously. Effective communication is expressing interest in our patients as neighbors while never forgetting our role as physicians. Since my photo shoot a few months ago, I have already seen changes in how I communicate with patients. Here are a few things I am trying to do differently, and which I similarly challenge you to implement.

5 Eye Doctors Share The Craziest Things They've Ever Seen At Work

When you see your eye doctor, it’s probably for something simple, like your vision is a little off or you need a refill on your contact lens prescription. But, like all doctors, optometrists and ophthalmologists deal with some pretty dicey cases as well. “You'd be surprised what I have seen,” says Alan Mendelsohn, M.D., a Hollywood, Fla.-based ophthalmologist with Eye Surgeons & Consultants.

Eye-Q Doctor for Ophthalmology Residents

Eye-Q Doctor for Ophthalmology Residents is designed to help residents learn about ophthalmology including the history of ophthalmology. No Medical Advice.

EyeGuru

EyeGuru was founded to make the steep learning curve in ophthalmology training just a little easier. Everyone remembers the first year of starting ophthalmology residency as the most challenging, and exciting, time in their careers. Within the span of 12 months, you're transformed into a specialist in the field of extraordinarily small scale, delicacy and subtlety.

EyeWorld

EyeWorld is dedicated to bringing the latest news in surgical techniques, technology, and more to ophthalmologists around the world.

Interesting Eye News & Clinical Pearls

As the banner says, interesting eye facts, news from a collaborative group of about 10 Ophthalmologists - InternetMedicine.com

Ocular Surgery News

Healio.com enables you, the health care specialist, to select and tailor news and education to fit your daily practice of medicine. Designed as an in-depth specialty clinical information website, Healio.com features the industry’s best news reporting, dynamic multimedia, question-and-answer columns, CME and other educational activities in a variety of formats, quick reference content, blogs, peer-reviewed journals and a full line of popular book titles.

Review of Ophthalmology

Review of Ophthalmology highlights current, clinically relevant information on surgical techniques, disease diagnosis and management and new technologies. Its physician and staff editors present timely reports in a format that stresses accessible editorial information and graphics, including news, regulatory issues, ophthalmic sub-specialties such as glaucoma, retina...

The Ophthalmologist

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Top 10 Ophthalmology Emergencies on Call

These top 10 diagnosis will cover 80% of all emergency room consults you are called in for. Learn how to manage these well, and you will feel very confident taking ophthalmology call. They are sorted in rough order of prevalence. The steps listed are not all inclusive, but a high-level framework for you to start thinking about these situations.

Vision Monday

Established in 1987, VisionMonday provides valuable insights into how successful retailers and practitioners build their businesses and stay profitable. Vision Monday is the ophthalmic industry's leading source of news and news analysis.

Whole Lotta Rob

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Eye Glossary

Common terms -- symptoms, tests, treatments, surgery, diseases & conditions, anatomy -- eye doctors use. These definitions may help you understand them better.

EyeOpener

EyeOpener is your portal into the Ophthalmic community where information, education and other relevant opportunities await. Beneficial and easily shared source material allows Ophthalmic professionals and clinical managers to access training support utilizing articles and video’s, product reviews, practice advice and much more.

EyeRounds.org

Welcome to EyeRounds.org, an educational website brought to you by the University of Iowa Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences.

EyeSteve

Hi, I’m Steven M. Christiansen, MD – founder of EyeSteve.com. EyeSteve.com was created to educate, inform, and inspire all things eye by discussing various aspects of medical education, informing patients about eye diseases and innovative new treatments, and inspiring us all toward vision health and appreciation of the wonderful gift of sight.

EyeWiki

EyeWiki is an ophthalmic wiki where ophthalmologists, other physicians, patients and the public can view an eye encyclopedia of content written by ophthalmologists covering the vast spectrum of eye disease, diagnosis and treatment. Any qualified ophthalmologist, or ophthalmologist in training, is invited to contribute content to the wiki and post it immediately.

Ophthalmology Times

Ophthalmology Times presents cutting-edge advancements from around the world in surgery, drug therapy, technology, and clinical diagnosis to elevate the delivery of progressive eye health from physician to patient.

Atlas of Ophthalmology

The Atlas of Ophthalmology is a public online database, free of charge, edited by specialists in the field. We would like to encourage you to support the atlas by submitting interesting cases.

Eye Resources on the Internet

This site was compiled on behalf of the Association of Vision Science Librarians and is maintained by Trish Duffel at the University of Iowa Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. The Internet is in a state of constant change. While all care has been taken to verify the existence of each of these on the date of compilation and during updating of the list, some of these sites may have moved or ceased to exist.

EyeCancer.com

The Goal of The Eye Cancer Network is to empower patients to find the resources they need to improve their lives. Hosting millions of patients each year, The Eye Cancer Network strives to be the premier online community for patients, their families and the professionals who care for them.

Eyedolatry

When I started Eyedolatry in 2011, I had just graduated from the Southern College of Optometry a few days prior. Like most new graduates, I wanted a place where I could read advice for my personal growth in the newest trends in patient care, contact lens fitting, and practice management. But in writing my posts, I realized that my true passion was bringing optometry to everyone. So if you ever wondered what that little growth on your eyelid was, or wanted someone to explain glaucoma in words you could understand, consider Eyedolatry your place for patient-friendly education.

EyeSmart

The Academy's EyeSmart website provides ophthalmologist-reviewed information about eye diseases and treatments, eye health news and tips for a lifetime of good eye health.

Gonioscopy

This site is dedicated to teaching gonioscopy through the use of videography. It covers the basic examination techniques and more advanced techniques, such as indentation and the corneal wedge. There are video examples of most glaucoma-related diseases. We hope that you find it to be educational.

National Eye Institute

The National Eye Institute's mission is to "conduct and support research, training, health information dissemination, and other programs with respect to blinding eye diseases, visual disorders, mechanisms of visual function, preservation of sight, and the special health problems and requirements of the blind."

Ophthalmology Resources

Extensive resource from the NYU Health Sciences Libraries.

OphthalmologyWeb

Ophthalmology Web is an informative, educational and dynamic online community space for eye care physicians from each of the subspecialties to connect, learn and enhance their knowledge base and practice.

Retina Today

Retina Today is a publication that delivers the latest research and clinical developments from areas such as medical retina, retinal surgery, vitreous, diabetes, retinal imaging, posterior segment oncology and ocular trauma. Each issue provides insight from well-respected specialists on cutting-edge therapies and surgical techniques that are currently in use and on the horizon.

Retinal Physician

Retinal Physician delivers in-depth coverage of the latest advances in AMD, diabetic retinopathy, macular edema, retinal vein occlusion as well as surgical intervention in posterior segment care.

RetNet

RetNet...Retinal Information Network provides tables of genes and loci causing inherited retinal diseases, such as retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration and Usher syndrome, and related information.

RP Links

Extensive resources for Retinitis Pigmentosa.

The Eye Doc Blog

A resource for patients. What you want to know about your eyes and forgot to ask.

MDLinx

If you are looking for the most eye catching, Ophthalmology literature, you’ve reached the right place! The medical editors at MDLinx work around the clock to provide the most current medical news articles, clinical journals and information on Continuing Medical Education opportunities. Topics range from: Neuro-Ophthalmology, Retina, Trauma, Uveitis, Ophthalmic and much more.

MedPage Today

Ophthalmology Information Center from MedPage Today, the only service for physicians that provides a clinical perspective on the breaking medical news that their patients are reading.

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