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Dry Eye Best Practices Must Surpass Standards of Care

In many ways, we are living in a golden age when it comes to all things dry eye. Indeed, there are few areas in medicine with more active research. Many millions of dollars have been invested in the search for better ways to treat dry eye disease (DED).

  • By

  • Darrell E. White, MD

  • May 1, 2025

  • 9 min

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Objective:

To define best practices (BP) for diagnosing and treating dry eye disease (DED) and differentiate them from the standard of care (SOC).

Key Findings:
  • Verify and ensure all findings are directly referenced from the source.
Interpretation:

Best practices in DED management require a comprehensive approach that includes accurate diagnosis, advanced testing, and tailored treatment strategies.

Limitations:
  • Provide additional context on the implications of rapid changes in DED management.
Conclusion:

Effective DED management necessitates a commitment to best practices that exceed standard care, ensuring comprehensive evaluation and treatment.

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Dry Eye Best Practices Must Surpass Standards of Care

  • by Darrell E. White, MD

  • May 1, 2025

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