5 Key Takeaways
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Many optometry practices hesitate to incorporate ortho-k due to concerns about knowledge, time, and practice integration.
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Laboratory consultants are valuable resources that can guide practitioners through the ortho-k process step by step.
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Patient education is crucial for understanding ortho-k, including care obligations and service costs.
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Implementing a pre-call system with a 'myopia champion' enhances patient understanding and streamlines the evaluation process.
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Providers should delegate tasks and hold regular meetings to address challenges in integrating ortho-k into practice.
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