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Our clinical practice guides are evidence-based and intended to assist members in making clinical decisions in their practice. These guides do not replace an optometrist’s professional judgement or the requirement to practice in accordance with laws and regulations.

Optometry Australia’s clinical practice guides

Glaucoma

Infection control

Age-related macular degeneration

Telehealth

Diabetes

Anterior eye conditions

Paediatrics

Quality Use of Medicines (QUM)

Competency Standards

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