Author Archives: Sarah Guthrie
Practitioner Reference: Diagnosis and classification of dry eye disease
Our two-sided reference has been designed to be printed out and kept for use in practice. Side one summarizes the TFOS DEWS II diagnostic algorithm, providing additional information on what to consider during patient screening, when assessing homeostasis markers and … Continue reading
Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Conference review
CORE’s Karen Walsh reports on Day 1 of the conference. Continue reading
Canadian Dry Eye Summit: On the subject of nutrition
Understand more about how nutrition and supplementation can help dry eye patients Continue reading
Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Getting started in practice
Practical tips and tricks on how to get started with your dry eye practice Continue reading
Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Questioning the questionnaires
Which symtom questionnaire should you use? Continue reading
Orthokeratology for slowing progression of myopia
Paul Gifford’s editorial covers the use of orthokeratology for slowing the progression of myopia. Continue reading
Customizing orthokeratology for myopia control
Paul Gifford’s editorial covers the use of orthokeratology for slowing the progression of myopia. Continue reading
Combined atropine with orthokeratology in childhood myopia control (AOK) – A randomized controlled trial
Paul Gifford discusses work presented at ARVO 2019 on combining atropine with orthokeratology for myopia control. Continue reading
Practitioner reference: Getting started with Orthokeratology
The clinical insight in this issue is a practitoner reference and infographic “Getting started with orthokeratology”, stepping you through obtaining good corneal topography images, how to assess likelihood of achieving full refraction from OK, and decision making for correcting astigmatism. Continue reading
Contact Lens Compendium
The Contact Lens Compendium is an up-to-date listing of contact lenses and solutions available in Canada. It is available for free as a searchable online database for Canadian eye care professionals. The 2019 issue is now available to download.
