Review of Optometry

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The Neverending Story

3 weeks ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Jack Persico

It’s scope season, and that means optometry’s opponents have been sharpening their pencils again, writing indignant op-ed pieces about the need to protect “safe surgery” from those diabolical optometrists who recklessly disregard public safety in pursuit of their own gain.
Embracing Wellness: Integrating Nutrition and Holistic Health into Optometric Practice

3 weeks ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

In the ever-evolving landscape of optometric practice, the definition of clinical specialization continues to expand. While subspecialties like retina, pediatrics and cornea have long been established pillars of the profession, a growing number of optometrists are charting a new course—one that embraces a more holistic, preventative and lifestyle-oriented approach to patient care. At the heart of this movement is a rising interest in wellness and nutrition.
Decoding The Keratoconus Matrix

1 month ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Clark Chang |Tracy Swartz

In the April 2025 issue of Review of Optometry—the magazine's 12th annual cornea report—learn effective strategies for managing herpetic keratitis, delve into advanced imaging techniques for early detection of keratoconus and get expert tips for specializing in advanced corneal care. Check out the other articles featured in this issue:My Patient Has Herpetic Keratitis… Now What?
Take On Advanced Corneal Care Techniques

1 month ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

In the April 2025 issue of Review of Optometry—the magazine's 12th annual cornea report—learn effective strategies for managing herpetic keratitis, delve into advanced imaging techniques for early detection of keratoconus and get expert tips for specializing in advanced corneal care. Check out the other articles featured in this issue:My Patient Has Herpetic Keratitis… Now What?
The Moment of Truth

1 month ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Jack Persico

When you first identify a medical condition in a patient, you’re usually met with two strong emotions simultaneously: pride in your clinical acumen and, perhaps, anxiety over how to proceed. Suddenly, you’re on the hook to make a whole lot of judgment calls on the patient’s behalf. Should they begin therapy? If so, with what? How soon and how often should they be seen for follow-up? What criteria should you use to gauge success or failure of the treatment?
How to Meet the Growing Demand for Myopia Management

2 months ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

Myopia is on the rise globally, with projections indicating that half of the world’s population will be affected by 2050. As prevalence increases, so does the need for specialized care to slow its progression and mitigate long-term ocular health risks. Optometrists who embrace myopia management have a unique opportunity to address a growing public health challenge while expanding their clinical expertise and practice offerings through evidence-based interventions that make a lasting impact.
A Weighty Problem

2 months ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Jack Persico

Another day, another Ozempic article. Ever since last summer, when JAMA Ophthalmology published worrisome findings showing an increased risk of NAION in patients using semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy, additional studies have been coming fast and furious—and they often contradict each other. Here’s a timeline to catch you up. In July 2024, Harvard researchers published an observational study involving 555 patients taking semaglutide for either weight loss or diabetes.
Building a Specialty in Pediatric Eye Care: A Roadmap for Optometrists

Feb 15, 2025 | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

Specialty care plays a critical role in the evolving field of optometry. As primary eyecare providers, optometrists are in a position to identify and address complex visual and ocular health issues that can strongly impact patients’ lives. Developing a niche specialty enhances the level of care provided and helps build a practice that stands out.
Eyecare’s Toughest Problem

Feb 15, 2025 | reviewofoptometry.com | Jack Persico

Looking back through the array of topics we explored in last month’s special issue on trends and transformations in optometry, I see many threads of conversation worth continuing this year and beyond. Some are a given. Scope of practice expansion is rewriting optometry’s mandate, bringing in new responsibilities for ODs to address and absorb. We’d be remiss if we didn’t track it further.
School Report Card: Grappling with Growth

Jan 15, 2025 | reviewofoptometry.com | Jack Persico

So much of optometry’s identity at any given moment is bound up in its schools and colleges. They repopulate the profession and allow it to grow. They set the values and principles that practitioners bring to their careers. They help optometry deliver on the promise of scope expansion. With about 1,800 new graduates entering the field every year, the schools represent an engine of change that continually reshapes the character of the profession.