Tag: covid
OD Stress Levels Nearly as High as Start of Pandemic
Eye care professionals report that their stress levels today are nearly as high as they were when Women In Optometry asked this question at...
Are You Following Preventive Care Protocols?
This poll from Women In Optometry and Review of Optometric Business looks at how good health care providers are at following preventive health exam...
Halloween Still an Office Hit in 2023
With Halloween quickly approaching, WO asked in a recent poll if readers' offices get involved in any way. From putting up decorations to making...
Do Live Meetings Still Hold Appeal?
During the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual meetings were a necessity. Now that a big meeting season has wrapped up, what's your preference?
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Poll Results: Over Half of Respondents Plan on Getting Jabbed, Or...
The FDA authorized the bivalent COVID booster from Pfizer and Moderna just a month ago. In a recent WO poll, 28 percent of respondents...
Summer, Riojas and Optometry: A Heavenly Combination
By Nadia A Virani, OD
Vice President of Operations- EVP Eyecare
As the summer months roll in, we find ourselves sheltering from the heat and excitedly...
Back-to-School Season Is Looking Strong, Poll Respondents Say
According to a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll, a majority of the respondents said that the back-to-school season has not fully recovered from...
Open, But Not Quite Business as Usual
The latest survey results from Jobson Optical Research into trends and attitudes about COVID-19 show that eye care businesses look to be regaining some...
Micro School Concept Relieves the Stress for One OD’s Employees
Lena Walker, OD, was coming to the New Normal from two perspectives: a parent and a practice owner.
Dr. Linda Chous: Could Coronavirus-Related Stress Result in More Increased Non-Organic...
Linda Chous, OD, owner of the whimsically named The Glasses Menagerie in Minneapolis, Minnesota, encourages ODs to be on the lookout for a possible spike in nonorganic vision loss.
