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“Optometry is Optometry.”

John Sutton · Clinical and Experimental Optometry · 1969

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OPTOMETRY IS OPTOMETRY

Meredith W. Morgan · American journal of optometry and archives of American Academy of Optometry · 1954

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LibGuides: Optometry: Find Optometry Journals

Kerry Dhakal · 2017

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Optometry

Lippman, Frederick · NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) · 2001

Presented by Nova Southeastern University; hosted by Fred Lippman, Executive Vice Chancellor Health Professions Division; with guests Raymond Pierie, O.D., NSU College of Optometry; and Kenneth Seger, O.D., NSU College of Optometry.

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OPTOMETRY

Theodore Grosvenor · Optometry and Vision Science · 1989

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OPTOMETRY

Clin Exp · 2015

was a part-time course, which would give him time to earn some money. His father wanted him to study accountancy but this did not appeal to Lederer; he saw accountancy as a profession in which he would ‘earn a little money counting other people’s big money’.1 He completed his optometry diploma in 1944 with great distinction. He was awarded the Sydney Technical College Medal and was appointed as a part-time lecturer in the optometry course in the year after he com-pleted the course. He then studied for a Sci-ence degree, majoring in physiology at the University of Sydney, which he completed in 1947, while working in private practice and teaching part-time at the STC. The Second World War ended in 1945 and enrolments into the optometry course increased. As a consequence, a full-time lec-turer position was created by the STC, to which Lederer was appointed in 1947. Lederer was always a strategic thinker: he knew that the STC would develop to offer degree courses and his goal was that optome-try should be one of those degree courses. He revised and strengthened the course and per-suaded the STC to extend it to five years of part-time study. The New South Wales University of Tech-nology was established in 1949 and optometry was one of the courses of the STC to be trans-ferred to the new university and upgraded to degree standing, just as Lederer had planned.

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OPTOMETRY

2014

Letter to the editor Hearing and vision impairments affect the everyday lives of healthy older Australians People over the age of 65 years currently represent about 12 per cent of the Australian population and it is projected that this proportion will increase to 16 per cent by 2016. 1 Therefore, optometrists will encounter increasing numbers of older patients in coming years. The prevalence of hearing impairment and vision impairment increase with age and both conditions are among the most disabling chronic conditions in people over 75 years of age. 2 Optometrists may be interested in the results of a study published recently

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Optometry

Frederick Lippman · NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) · 2001

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Optometry.

B J Brumberg · PubMed · 1979

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Optometry.

O McKAY-FERGUSON · PubMed · 1947

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Optometry

GD Mogli · Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd. eBooks · 2013

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Optometry

Mary Bosworth · 2005

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Optometry.

T C Smity · PubMed · 1978

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OPTOMETRY

Charles P. Cleaves · Optometry and Vision Science · 1926

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Optometry

Chan, H · PolyU Institutional Research Archive (Hong Kong Polytechnic University) · 2018

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Optometry

Lippman, Frederick · NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) · 2006

Presented by Nova Southeastern University; hosted by Fred Lippman, R.Ph., Ed.D., Chancellor, Health Professions Division; with guests Janet Leasher, O.D., Director of Optometry Community Outreach; NSU Health Professions Division; and Stacey Coulter, O.D., Chair, Department of Optometric Sciences; NSU Health Professions Division.

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