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Bridging the Gap Between the Classroom and Exam
Room
New Ophthalmologist equips ophthalmology residents with the
dynamic business and practice management skills they'll need to develop
successful, state-of-the-art practices in a variety of settings — skills they
can only get from today's leading practitioners, the very doctors our editorial
staff collaborates with every day.
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Archived Issues:
 New Ophthalmologist - April 2008
Transferring Retina Procedures to an Ambulatory Surgery Center. Here’s what you need to know to make a smooth transition.
 New Ophthalmologist - November 2007
Experienced clinicians offer advice on how to evaluate clinical trial results and warn against using a cookbook approach to AMD therapy.
 New Ophthalmologist - September 2007
A top refractive surgeon explains why he turned his back on all-laser LASIK and what changed his mind.
 New Ophthalmologist - April 2007
New and emerging therapies offer hope to AMD patients. Here's advice from retina specialists on how to manage these patients.
 New Ophthalmologist - October 2006
The old model of high-volume, efficient, low-cost cataract surgery is no longer good enough. Are you ready to offer lenticular refractive surgery? Top surgeons tell you how.
 New Ophthalmologist - September 2006
It doesn't have to be a gamble. Here's sound advice on how to find the right practice and negotiate a solid contract.
 New Ophthalmologist - May 2006
Anxiety is inevitable when facing your first surgery on your own. Keep worries in check by following thse simple steps.
 New Ophthalmologist - March 2006
The nuts and bolts of business planning.
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