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April 24, 2026Optician

Patient-centric dry eye care

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Key Points

To identify key elements that contributed to Pinder Eyecare receiving the Dry Eye Practice of the Year Award.
Conducted a qualitative analysis of Pinder Eyecare's practices and patient interactions.
Interviewed staff and collected feedback from patients regarding their experiences.
Pinder Eyecare implemented personalized treatment plans resulting in higher patient satisfaction levels.
The practice's focus on education and community outreach significantly improved awareness of dry eye issues.

Implication

This article highlights award-winning strategies that improved dry eye treatment in an eyecare practice, suggesting effective patient engagement.

Abstract

Peter Black finds out what made Pinder Eyecare stand out from the pack to scoop the Dry Eye Practice of the Year Award

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Cite This Study

Peter Black (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a13e78b0e02ee3982d322b3 https://doi.org/10.12968/opti.2026.273.7052.13

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