“Replication” is key to patient monitoring
An article in the New Yorker last year dealt with the possible demise of the scientific method as we know it. It describes the “decline effect” and how many research results are later proven un-reliable or un-replicable. One of the principles of the scientific method is that experimental results should be replicable. Research or experiments, in order […]
Is your patient the 1 out 5?
Here’s a staggering statistic: 1 out of every 5 of your patients has or will have diabetes. We know and hope that you have told your patients that diabetes can severely affect their retinas, and, as a result, harm their vision. We know that you check your diabetics’ retinas regularly. But do they know that once […]
Welcome to InSights
Welcome to 2012 and the first issue of Gulden InSights. Our goal with the launch of InSights is to bring valuable, pertinent news and information to professionals in the vision care field. But just as important, InSights will be a two-way vehicle – always seeking and encouraging your input, comments, ideas, and yes, your insights for better vision and health care. InSights will […]