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Training Staff for the Presbyopia Journey

Presbyopia isn’t new—but the way we treat it has changed dramatically. As we continue to embrace these advancements, let’s also commit to the one constant that always makes a difference: a well-trained, well-informed team.

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  • Carrie Jacobs, COE, CPSS, OCS

  • July 8, 2025

  • 7 min

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    Staff confidence in technology enhances the patient care experience during the presbyopia journey.

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    Presbyopia represents a significant change for patients, often perceived as a loss of independence.

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    Innovative treatments for presbyopia include eye drops and advanced intraocular lenses, expanding patient options.

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    Training staff on presbyopia management is crucial for effective patient communication and expectation management.

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    Every staff member, regardless of role, plays a vital part in shaping the patient experience and building trust.

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Training Staff for the Presbyopia Journey

  • by Carrie Jacobs, COE, CPSS, OCS

  • July 8, 2025

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