Based on our past years’ experience in training clinicians, we feel that following a proper workflow can really help them improving their dry eye practice. Most frequent questions in workshops are still:
How do I know that this is a dry eye?
Which tests are the appropriate ones, what are they telling me?
What do I need to recommend making the patient feeling better?
An iPad APP answering these questions was developed over the past months based on our research and current literature. We are pleased to report that the new dry eye management APP had passed all evaluation tests and now is going to be tested in clinical practice as beta-version. Such launch of the Dry Eye Tool Box APP will be soon.
What do you think about it? www.dry-eye-tool-box.com
This is a very important addition to dry eye management. Dry Eye treatment is often a long drawn out issue that requires meticulous systems to reach a satisfactory outcome. This tool I hope will form the basis of our management.
Thanks Marianne, we are still working on including peers recommendations which really will make this a usable tool for clinical practice. Thanks all for encouraging us
Great, its on the apple store for iPad, and more detailed Information are on www.dry-eye-tool-box.com
Feel free to email me for further questions
Heiko
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