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What is the one piece of technology or innovation that you would like to see as routine in practices in five years’ time?
Six contributors to The Emerging technology and future practice edition share their wisdom
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New Zealand bioengineer, Dr Ehsan Vaghefi, talks with OT about his innovative MyIScope device
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Up-to-date equipment, alongside good support and training, has played a role in attracting practitioners to their current positions, members have told us, writes Henrietta Alderman
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As technology progresses, what tools will stand the test of time?
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Papilloedema is common in young, obese women with idiopathic intracranial hypertension. In this CET Video, Dr Leonard Messner discusses how the condition presents itself, how it progresses and how it is treated. We'll see how the condition appears on fundus imaging, OCT and MRI scans and how it affects the visual fields
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The multiple highlighted that 6% of attendees were from practices outside of the company
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New research has described the adoption of AI systems for the detection of diabetic retinopathy as “nascent”
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Specsavers co-founder, Dame Mary Perkins, on regularly recycling her specs and the future of eyewear and personalisation
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Why mini-scleral CLs are an in-practice essential