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1 ribution of opioid prescriptions written per ophthalmologist.

2 delegate the decision-making process to the ophthalmologist.

3 respectively, to the nearest optometrist and ophthalmologist.

4 ion to be transferred by and shared with the ophthalmologist.

5 , 2.7%-13.3%) required urgent referral to an ophthalmologist.

6 at the time of their first examination by an ophthalmologist.

7 iotics was at the discretion of the treating ophthalmologist.

8 w by a uveitis and cornea fellowship-trained ophthalmologist.

9 s), with examinations performed by a skilled ophthalmologist.

10 al need not only for allergists but also for ophthalmologists.

11 ian payments from industry to female vs male ophthalmologists.

12 rists are similar to those undergoing LTP by ophthalmologists.

13 eviews the topic and highlights concerns for ophthalmologists.

14 s mellitus, are critical issues for clinical ophthalmologists.

15 nted 32.8% of the total Medicare payments to ophthalmologists.

16 d to a tertiary eye care facility by general ophthalmologists.

17 ing score by at least 2 masked SICCA-trained ophthalmologists.

18 f epidemiologists, health care planners, and ophthalmologists.

19 igns were then further examined by pediatric ophthalmologists.

20 losely with the refractions of our pediatric ophthalmologists.

21 ; 95% CI, -1026 to -848; P < .001) than male ophthalmologists.

22 cability and the current paucity of APMs for ophthalmologists.

23 are proposed for use by both allergists and ophthalmologists.

24 by review of the entire medical record by 2 ophthalmologists.

25 ere is variability in EHR use patterns among ophthalmologists.

26 ions were qualitatively assessed by 2 masked ophthalmologists.

27 and prescriber rates) for all participating ophthalmologists.

28 ans (adjusted ratios of persistence for male ophthalmologists = 0.82; 95% CI, 0.74-0.90), treatment i

29 amily history (13/36 subjects) or by another ophthalmologist (1/36 subjects).

30 n of eyes that received this procedure by an ophthalmologist (15.1%).

31 ribed the distribution of complaints against ophthalmologists; (2) compared the distribution and rate

32 Islander-were underrepresented as practicing ophthalmologists (22.7% and 6%, respectively), ophthalmo

33 Of those, 111 (51.2%) ophthalmologists, 246 (38.6%) optometrists, and 81 (45.5

34 Testing varied widely among ophthalmologists; 36% of ophthalmologists ordered preope

35 200 referral letters were assessed, 46% from ophthalmologists, 42% from optometrists, 10% from family

36 s eligible to participate in the survey: 217 ophthalmologists, 638 optometrists, and 178 visual rehab

37 -related ambulatory visits were conducted by ophthalmologists (70.4% [95% CI, 62.2%-77.5%]) even when

38 elegating the decision-making process to the ophthalmologist, 8.3% preferred the autonomous style of

39 Consistently, most ophthalmologists (88%-89%) wrote 10 opioid prescriptions

40 almologists had 0 complaints, whereas 10% of ophthalmologists accounted for 61% of all complaints.

41 t the availability and use of bevacizumab by ophthalmologists across the country.

42 the locations of primary care clinicians and ophthalmologists across the state, and (3) the travel ti

43 s in Latin America, it is not known how many ophthalmologists actually perform surgery.

44 he differences and trends in diversity among ophthalmologists, all full-time faculty except ophthalmo

45 achieve successive careers as a musician, an ophthalmologist, an entertainment magnate, and an advoca

46 5%) ophthalmologists were women, and of 1204 ophthalmologists analyzed for industry payments, 176 (4.

47 Of 1518 ophthalmologists analyzed for industry payments, 255 (6%

48 re 1150 eyes that received LTP (83.1%) by an ophthalmologist and 234 eyes (16.9%) that had the proced

49 Included patients were evaluated by an ophthalmologist and a rheumatologist following a predefi

50 arly scheduled diagnostic examinations by an ophthalmologist and digital imaging by nonphysician staf

51 they had a diagnosis of glaucoma from their ophthalmologist and if they had greater than or equal to

52 Search terms included ophthalmology or ophthalmologist and malpractice anywhere in the retrieve

53 num-garnet (YAG) laser capsulotomy-providing ophthalmologist and optometrist in Oklahoma by calculati

54 -service Medicare beneficiaries and Oklahoma ophthalmologist and optometrist laser capsulotomy provid

55 her YAG laser capsulotomy-providing Oklahoma ophthalmologist and optometrist.

56 rity of 74.3% patients preferred SDM between ophthalmologist and patient, 17.4% patients wanted ODM,

57 s moderate inter-rater agreement between the ophthalmologist and the first MLOP on second rating for

58 inter-rater agreements were assessed for the ophthalmologist and the MLOPs.

59 Inter-rater agreement between the ophthalmologist and the second MLOP for second rating wa

60 -degree photographs were graded twice by one ophthalmologist and two MLOPs.

61 es observed on fundus photographs between an ophthalmologist and two-mid level ophthalmic personnel (

62 ulation lives within a 30-minute drive of an ophthalmologist and within 15 minutes of an optometrist.

63 Two resident ophthalmologists and 1 glaucoma fellow at the University

64 Nine ROP experts (3 pediatric ophthalmologists and 6 vitreoretinal surgeons) participa

65 In 2014, 90 (57%) of 157 Oklahoma ophthalmologists and 65 (13%) of 506 Oklahoma optometris

66 1998 and 2013 from the clinical practices of ophthalmologists and clinical geneticists internationall

67 ermine the opioid prescribing patterns among ophthalmologists and elucidate their role in the prescri

68 Ophthalmologists and glaucoma patients need to be aware

69 f sound educational standards for practicing ophthalmologists and helped to advance the culture of me

70 ter diagnosis using a joint approach between ophthalmologists and neurosurgeons.

71 age gradability by a panel of 54 US licensed ophthalmologists and ophthalmology senior residents betw

72 nce of undiagnosed AMD was not different for ophthalmologists and optometrists (age adjusted OR, 0.99

73 e of joint management of cataract surgery by ophthalmologists and optometrists among FFS Medicare Par

74 e of joint management of cataract surgery by ophthalmologists and optometrists among Medicare benefic

75 Ophthalmologists and optometrists estimated that 27% and

76 ine whether the county-level availability of ophthalmologists and optometrists is associated with mea

77 oint management rates of cataract surgery by ophthalmologists and optometrists were calculated for ea

78 ited States, the addresses of all practicing ophthalmologists and optometrists were obtained from the

79 tify the office street addresses of Oklahoma ophthalmologists and optometrists who submitted claims t

80 is one of the most commonly used methods by ophthalmologists and optometrists.

81 sing face to face interviews with consultant ophthalmologists and orthoptists, and parents of childre

82 of value to patients and clinicians, such as ophthalmologists and other physicians, who treat patient

83 The treating ophthalmologists and participants were not masked.

84 Network sites by zip code and the density of ophthalmologists and primary care clinicians by zip code

85 nt of rigorous standards for the training of ophthalmologists and pushed for the advancement of excel

86 Ten experienced ophthalmologists and six medical residents were invited

87 ewly described condition to the attention of ophthalmologists and that this may assist in their treat

88 living at baseline, distance to the nearest ophthalmologist, and low cognitive function were associa

89 37 glaucoma subspecialists, 51 comprehensive ophthalmologists, and 109 ophthalmology trainees) from 2

90 , Medicare beneficiary population, number of ophthalmologists, and income per capita.

91 , Medicare beneficiary population, number of ophthalmologists, and income per capita.

92 Images were read by 3 masked neuro-ophthalmologists, and the final image interpretation was

93 hthalmologists from academic centers, female ophthalmologists, and younger ophthalmologists had signi

94 Ophthalmologists are dependent on computed tomography (C

95 nd maculopathy were substantial both for the ophthalmologist as well as for the MLOPs.

96 Fungal keratitis remains a challenge for ophthalmologists as there is no evidence suggesting any

97 ive in counties in the lowest 3 quartiles of ophthalmologist availability and on individuals at risk

98 viduals who lived in a county in the highest ophthalmologist availability quartile were less likely t

99 viduals who lived in a county in the lower 3 ophthalmologist availability quartiles.

100 o live in counties in the lowest quartile of ophthalmologist availability.

101 In the early 1900s, ophthalmologists became the first group of American phys

102 started on HCQ who were seen by a NorthShore ophthalmologist between the years 2009 and 2016.

103 Of the total drug payments to ophthalmologists, biologic anti-VEGF agents ranibizumab

104 Patients were examined by an ophthalmologist blinded to the study group every 4 days

105 ognitive function and greater distance to an ophthalmologist, but not health insurance coverage, acco

106 vices Open Payments database for payments to ophthalmologists by biomedical companies was reviewed fo

107 ROUTINE (only diagnostic examinations by an ophthalmologist), CHOP-ROP (birth weight and gestational

108 fied based on how they first presented to an ophthalmologist: Clinical cases were referred by their g

109 In 2012, the average female ophthalmologist collected $0.58 (95% CI, $0.54-$0.62; P

110 < .001) for every dollar collected by a male ophthalmologist; comparing the medians, women collected

111 te high reliability in grading among trained ophthalmologists, completing the validation of this test

112 In the open group, the ophthalmologist could order any type of investigation.

113 rceived current need for and availability of ophthalmologist coverage in California emergency departm

114 ly based on diagnostic code, pediatric neuro-ophthalmologist databases, or both and updated diagnosti

115 ember 31, 2016, among 27 stable departmental ophthalmologists (defined as attending ophthalmologists

116 rs for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to ophthalmologists, differ by sex and how disparity relate

117 The study outcomes were time spent by ophthalmologists directly with patients on EHR use, conv

118 A study in 2011 suggested that many ophthalmologists do not understand non-Snellen formats,

119 However, training for ophthalmologists does not take advantage of all of the p

120 sified using a validated questionnaire in an ophthalmologist-dominant decision-making (ODM), shared d

121 ivity, as well as greater need for visits to ophthalmologists during the prior year.

122 l 1 evidence, underscoring the importance of ophthalmologists educating their patients on the evidenc

123 ially diagnosed with acute conjunctivitis by ophthalmologists, enrollees had considerably higher odds

124 44; range, 34-73 years]) the mean (SD) total ophthalmologist examination time was 11.2 (6.3) minutes

125 non-quantitative examinations and individual ophthalmologists' experiences.

126 The Westlaw legal database was searched for ophthalmologist expert witness testimony from January 20

127 Ophthalmologist expert witnesses testifying for both pla

128 of African American beneficiaries who had an ophthalmologist eye examination in 2014 (P = .01).

129 Referral of eyes with DR to an ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment wou

130 bility, which cases should be referred to an ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment.

131 atient was referred to our department by her ophthalmologist for investigation and treatment of perip

132 96 individual payments were reported to 9855 ophthalmologists for a total of $10 926 447.

133 xamination as well as total time required by ophthalmologists for EHR use.

134 ed to measure the length of time required by ophthalmologists for EHR use.

135 condition with sterile 21 gauge needle by an ophthalmologist from patients suspected of microbial ker

136 Ophthalmologists from academic centers, female ophthalmo

137 e review of the CMS database for payments to ophthalmologists from January 1, 2012, through December

138 iplinary medical team, including a pediatric ophthalmologist, from Fernandes Figueira Institute, a Mi

139 ed proportions of patient and clinician (ie, ophthalmologists, general practitioners, and specialty p

140 Nevertheless, a small number of ophthalmologists generated a disproportionate number of

141 Sixty-three percent of ophthalmologists had 0 complaints, whereas 10% of ophtha

142 Ophthalmologists had significantly fewer complaints per

143 ntly more complaints (P < 0.01), and general ophthalmologists had significantly fewer complaints than

144 Ophthalmologists had significantly fewer complaints than

145 enters, female ophthalmologists, and younger ophthalmologists had significantly more complaints (P <

146 Ophthalmologists have a significant role to play in the

147 Ophthalmologists have limited time with patients during

148 lar age-related macular degeneration (nAMD), ophthalmologists have shifted away from a "one size fits

149 ame eye compared with those receiving LTP by ophthalmologists (hazard ratio, 2.89; 95% CI, 2.00-4.17;

150 Ophthalmologists identified HE on color images in the st

151 moderate agreement between the MLOPs and the ophthalmologist in grading fundus photographs for retina

152 ted with the preferred role of the attending ophthalmologist in the decision-making processes before

153 he CMS was disparate between male and female ophthalmologists in 2012 and 2013 because of the submiss

154 s were similar when comparing female vs male ophthalmologists in 2013 (P < .001).

155 e entire $1.9 billion in drug reimbursements ophthalmologists in 2013.

156 surgery and the more-than-adequate number of ophthalmologists in Latin America, it is not known how m

157 Participants included all ophthalmologists in Ontario and the provincial populatio

158 reement in ROP from clinical examinations by ophthalmologists in other studies.

159 n and median CMS payments to male and female ophthalmologists in outpatient, non-facility-based setti

160 ropositivity in ocular patients should alert ophthalmologists in Sri Lanka to include toxocariasis in

161 Such an association has implications for ophthalmologists in the management and treatment of dry

162 ding ocular injuries and outcomes may assist ophthalmologists in the treatment of patients with SIGSW

163 Among the 27 ophthalmologists in this study (10 women and 17 men; mea

164 tragrader agreement for ROP diagnosis by the ophthalmologists-in-training during the pretest and post

165 mpetency in ROP diagnosis and management for ophthalmologists-in-training from middle-income nations.

166 improving the diagnostic accuracy of ROP by ophthalmologists-in-training in Mexico.

167 tency in retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) by ophthalmologists-in-training in Mexico.

168 Six additional masked ophthalmologists independently examined photographs from

169 This information may give pediatric ophthalmologists insight into the situations and conditi

170 Regular examination by an ophthalmologist is essential, especially in screening fo

171 An experienced on-site ophthalmologist masked to the results of the fundus imag

172 ners before their examination by a pediatric ophthalmologist masked to the results.

173 6 months of the testing date by a pediatric ophthalmologist masked to the Spot results.

174 Increasing the level of diversity among ophthalmologists may help reduce disparities in eye care

175 Since many US ophthalmologists may not comprehend non-Snellen formats

176 tor agent, usually after several injections, ophthalmologists may switch to another anti-vascular end

177 tor agent, usually after several injections, ophthalmologists may switch to another anti-vascular end

178 ies who received a laser capsulotomy from an ophthalmologist (median, 39 miles; interquartile range [

179 25 miles; P = 0.93) or in driving time to an ophthalmologist (median, 47 minutes; IQR, 19-110 minutes

180 lysis of the United Kingdom Royal College of Ophthalmologists' National Ophthalmology Database from 1

181 Royal College of Ophthalmologists' National Ophthalmology Database study

182 trists in 56, and 10 counties had neither an ophthalmologist nor an optometrist.

183 Ophthalmologists noting incidental retinal hemorrhage on

184 Ophthalmologist office-based randomized, multicenter cli

185 who failed the screening were examined by an ophthalmologist on the UCLA Mobile Eye Clinic.

186 neficiary demographics, Medicare payments to ophthalmologists, ophthalmic medical services provided,

187 Terminology code of 65855 (LTP) submitted by ophthalmologists, optometrists, ambulatory surgery cente

188 e provider groups were identified, i.e., all ophthalmologists, optometrists, and vision rehabilitatio

189 capsulotomy whether performed by an Oklahoma ophthalmologist or optometrist as determined by calculat

190 ensive eye examination by a primary eye care ophthalmologist or optometrist were enrolled from May 1,

191 tes diagnosis to first eye examination by an ophthalmologist or optometrist.

192 1 white [94.9%]) seen by 31 primary eye care ophthalmologists or optometrists.

193 varied widely among ophthalmologists; 36% of ophthalmologists ordered preoperative tests for more tha

194 results of a detailed clinical assessment by ophthalmologists, otolaryngologists, dermatologists, and

195 nce standard of the majority decision of the ophthalmologist panel.

196 cumbersome approach to corneal culturing for ophthalmologists, particularly those in the community se

197 An ophthalmologist performed a comprehensive eye examinatio

198 A staff ophthalmologist performed the procedure assisted by 2 re

199 LTP was 77.7 (7.5) years for enrollees with ophthalmologist-performed LTP and 77.6 (8.0) years for t

200 This is a notice to ophthalmologists performing intravitreal injections of t

201 Imaging errors can be reduced by the ophthalmologist personally reviewing the orbital scans a

202 However, a higher proportion of URM ophthalmologists practiced in medically underserved area

203 or spontaneous complaints reported about 815 ophthalmologists practicing in 24 academic and nonacadem

204 of opioid prescriptions written annually by ophthalmologists; prescriber rates compared with all pre

205 gital retinal images under supervision of an ophthalmologist reading center director.

206 A total of 3207 ophthalmologists received 13 449 payments totaling $4 45

207 As 7% of ophthalmologists received 90% of payments, the Gini inde

208 Women remained underrepresented among ophthalmologists receiving industry payments for researc

209 In 2013, women were underrepresented among ophthalmologists receiving industry payments for researc

210 Optometrist referrals were better than ophthalmologist referrals in terms of content and legibi

211 roads for the 25 508 optometrists and 17 071 ophthalmologists registered with the CMS.

212 Ophthalmologists rely on accurate concentrations of mito

213 direct the statistical learning of clinical ophthalmologists, researchers, and educators involved in

214 Compared with the ophthalmologist's examination, the Spot had an overall s

215 Unfortunately, an ophthalmologist's interpretation is practically difficul

216 An Ophthalmologist's interpretation of MSI images is common

217 ring participants' readings with those of an ophthalmologist's obtained in patients at the mobile eye

218 Phenotypical characteristics could help ophthalmologists select patients for additional genetic

219 Ophthalmologists should be aware of the need to treat se

220 Ophthalmologists should be aware of the possibility of n

221 Ophthalmologists should be aware of the range of present

222 Ophthalmologists should bear in mind that pupil dilation

223 Therefore, ophthalmologists should consider assessing for SS in pat

224 Ophthalmologists should consider evaluating tear osmolar

225 Therefore, ophthalmologists should consider genetic testing in pati

226 Ophthalmologists should continue to follow basic princip

227 Ophthalmologists should keep in mind that adjusting the

228 The implication is that ophthalmologists should not assume that glaucoma patient

229 Ophthalmologists should take into consideration that cum

230 rise from inattentive postoperative care, so ophthalmologists should train staff members on handling

231 Ophthalmologists should work with insurers and pharmacis

232 In general, ophthalmologists show discretion in their opioid prescri

233 Overall, the ophthalmologists showed moderate agreement with the hist

234 The typical ophthalmologist spent 3.7 hours using the EHR for a full

235 h century Central European-born and -trained ophthalmologist, spent almost half his nearly 91 years i

236 Proportions of ophthalmologists stratified by sex, race, and ethnicity

237 en collections and work product, with female ophthalmologists submitting fewer charges to Medicare in

238 The rate of LTPs performed by ophthalmologists that required 1 or more additional LTPs

239 A uveitis fellowship-trained ophthalmologist then conducted individual chart review t

240 To examine ophthalmologist time requirements for EHR use.

241 Mean (SD) total ophthalmologist time spent using the EHR was 10.8 (5.0)

242 A clinical finding of uveitis may prompt the ophthalmologist to consider subfoveal neurosensory retin

243 s and the corresponding medical physician or ophthalmologist to obtain copies of diagnostic examinati

244 a need for more education on this topic for ophthalmologists to be able to protect patients with gla

245 It also demonstrates the need for Ophthalmologists to be aware of iris vascular tufts as a

246 behind simulation-based surgical training of ophthalmologists to determine (1) the validity of the re

247 s in patients presenting with PEDs may allow ophthalmologists to distinguish between PCV and occult C

248 s of pediatric malpractice litigation allows ophthalmologists to gain insight into how to best care f

249 tent of unsolicited patient complaints about ophthalmologists to identify significant risk factors fo

250 s suggest that efforts to increase access to ophthalmologists to improve outcomes related to diabetic

251 t correlate with patients recommending their ophthalmologists to other prospective patients.

252 Optometrists were more likely than ophthalmologists to provide visual acuity (VA), IOP, ref

253 It is critical for ophthalmologists to recognize the updated MPGN classific

254 Ophthalmology trainees and comprehensive ophthalmologists underestimated glaucoma likelihood in a

255 To facilitate ophthalmologists' understanding on the cost of genetic t

256 Ophthalmologists underwent manual time-motion observatio

257 SFCT was manually measured by 2 ophthalmologists using manufacturer's software.

258 CA was assessed by ophthalmologists using slit-lamp biomicroscopy.

259 -VEGF) agent-associated industry payments to ophthalmologists using the Centers for Medicare and Medi

260 7.1%; P < .001); however, no increase in URM ophthalmologists was identified (from 7.2% to 7.2%; P =

261 Medicare Part B reimbursement for ophthalmologists was primarily driven by use of anti-vas

262 driving times to the nearest optometrist and ophthalmologist were 2.91 and 4.52 minutes, respectively

263 of opioid prescriptions written annually per ophthalmologist were located in the southern United Stat

264 s to and the number of charges by individual ophthalmologists were analyzed.

265 somewhat uniformly across the state, whereas ophthalmologists were concentrated around urban centers.

266 the Ontario Health Insurance Plan database, ophthalmologists were divided into 5 surgical practice s

267 Ophthalmologists were located in 24 of Alabama's 67 coun

268 A total of 1382 ophthalmologists were matched in both databases.

269 A total of 3011 US ophthalmologists were reimbursed by CMS for 2.2 million

270 A group of 8 ophthalmologists were shown photographs of conjunctival

271 In 2013, 4167 of 19615 ophthalmologists were women (21.2%).

272 In 2013, 4164 of 21380 (19.5%) ophthalmologists were women, and of 1204 ophthalmologist

273 In 2014, 4352 of 21531 (20.2%) of ophthalmologists were women.

274 going testing was associated mainly with the ophthalmologist who managed the preoperative evaluation.

275 Ophthalmologists who did not have a standard clinical pr

276 nsultations and follow-up visits provided by ophthalmologists who do not perform incisional glaucoma

277 nic-based glaucoma care remains dependent on ophthalmologists who do not perform incisional glaucoma

278 rease in the proportion of female practicing ophthalmologists who graduated from US medical schools i

279 Ophthalmologists who prescribe anti-VEGF injections for

280 Among ophthalmologists who prescribe anti-VEGF medications, th

281 through December 31, 2011, the percentage of ophthalmologists who provided strabismus surgery decreas

282 Of ophthalmologists who provided strabismus surgery during

283 Each site had participating ophthalmologists who provided the clinical classificatio

284 Ophthalmologists who received aflibercept or ranibizumab

285 ental ophthalmologists (defined as attending ophthalmologists who worked at the study institution for

286 Ophthalmologists will likely use the MIPS system; howeve

287 Future ophthalmologists will need to have broad skills to thriv

288 both graded by at least 7 US board-certified ophthalmologists with high intragrader consistency.

289 .3 to 1.0) of EHR use time per encounter for ophthalmologists with high mean billing levels (adjusted

290 Five patients (6%) presented to ophthalmologists with ocular surface signs related to XP

291 Women make up a minority of ophthalmologists with professional industry relationship

292 ness of Part 4 of this activity in assisting ophthalmologists with quality improvement in their pract

293 t there are large variations in adherence of ophthalmologists with the American Academy of Ophthalmol

294 oth years, women were underrepresented among ophthalmologists with the highest collections.

295 omparing those who were initially treated by ophthalmologists with those initially treated by optomet

296 bution and rates of patient complaints about ophthalmologists with those of nonophthalmic surgeons an

297 ve: To compare outcomes of LTPs performed by ophthalmologists with those performed by optometrists to

298 nd URM groups remain underrepresented in the ophthalmologist workforce despite an available pool of m

299 On average, ophthalmologists wrote 7 opioid prescriptions per year (

300 Approximately 1% (0.94%-1.03%) of ophthalmologists wrote more than 100 prescriptions per y