Accessories & books - Optometry Australia

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Tools of the trade

The Optometry Australia bookshop officially closed its doors in July 2018. Although we can no longer supply you with the latest books and equipment, below are a number of suppliers who stock items we previously carried.

If you’re looking for our patient brochures they are available in here.

Accessories & merchandise

You can also search via Google, eBay, Amazon, Booktopia and other quality online bookstores for optometry textbooks.

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Calling all optometrists providing telehealth

To support potential future advocacy for Medicare coverage of tele-optometry for patients who can't access face-to-face care, Optometry Australia is working to gather data on patient satisfaction with tele-optometry.

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Review indicates coronaviruses unlikely to bind to ocular surface to initiate infection

A review of evidence, published in July’s Clinical and Experimental Optometry, indicates the eye is an unlikely site for SARS‐CoV‐2 infection, suggesting coronaviruses are not likely to bind to ocular surface cells to initiate infection.

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Optometry Australia booklet outlines updated MBS optometry items indexed by 1.5%

New Medicare rebates are outlined in a stand-alone Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) book for optometry items that members can access and download from the Optometry Australia website.

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Tools of the trade

Accessories & merchandise

Contrast sensitivity charts

Indigenous tent card

Eye charts

Vision testing and accessories

Books

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Calling all optometrists providing telehealth

Review indicates coronaviruses unlikely to bind to ocular surface to initiate infection

Optometry Australia booklet outlines updated MBS optometry items indexed by 1.5%