Bringing in the New

How to judge if innovations and new technology will benefit you.

Document for Safety

Proper records can help you avoid audits.

Drowning in a Sea of Bills?

Here’s how to keep your head above water.

Explore New Horizons

Limited scope increases vulnerability.

Going Public

What to consider when you want to market your contact lens department.

If at First They Don’t Succeed . . .

Have them try again!

Important Factors in Multi-Specialty ASC Planning

Here’s how to make size and physician decisions.

Managing Cash Flow

Use this strategy to keep your cash flowing in the right direction.

Marketing Means More than Radio and TV

The little things count.

Prostheses

In the blink of an eye

Pseudotumor Cerebri

Growth hormone a suspect

Strabismus

Reliability of the MTI Photoscreener

Taming Those Little Beasts

How to use e-mail effectively – and keep your messages in check. Second in a Series on communication technology.

Tapping Computerized Corneal Topography

Why this technology has become so popular – and how it can position you for higher growth in refractive surgery and other areas.

The Perfectionist

How Dan Durrie, M.D., is improving refractive surgery for his practice, patients, profession and bottom line.

Unify Your Locations

Standardization is a key to efficiency.

Uveitis

Promising new drug treatment

Wear Them Out on the Town

Offer spectacle patients contacts for "social wear."

Your Most Neglected Patient

It has the Y2K bug, has lost its byte and can’t see through Windows for all the DOS in the world. Isn’t it time for surgery? First of a two-part series.