Dr. Pratt’s work on diagnosing and treating visual dysfunctions
Course Description
This exclusive interview between Drs. Eric Hussey, David Goss and Scott Pike offers rare insights into Dr. Pratt’s pioneering research. This interview dives deep into the foundational work that has shaped the field of behavioral optometry, specifically highlighting Dr. Pratt’s groundbreaking studies on vision therapy and its clinical applications.
Instructor Bio
Dr. Eric Hussey graduated from Pacific University College of Optometry. He currently serves on the board of OEPF as President, is the chair of NW Congress of Optometry and serves as treasurer and as the liaison to the education committee, including the Affiliated Meetings Committee, which includes all of the regional congresses. He has published over thirty papers (almost all peer-reviewed), and he has onein review now. The title of the new paper beginning with “Who’s on First?” may suggest some level of neuro-nerddom. With one foot in the real world of the clinic and real patient problems, and the other foot in the world of clinical research, he keeps us going toward better and better care of your vision.
Eric S. Hussey, OD, FCOVD
Courses Details
Course Duration
30 Days
Continuing Education Credits
02 hours
Course Price
$40
Course Description
This exclusive interview between Drs. Eric Hussey, David Goss and Scott Pike offers rare insights into Dr. Pratt’s pioneering research. This interview dives deep into the foundational work that has shaped the field of behavioral optometry, specifically highlighting Dr. Pratt’s groundbreaking studies onvision therapyand its clinical applications.
Dr. Pratt’s work has set the foundation for modern approaches to diagnosing and treating visual dysfunctions.
This interview will unpack his major contributions and discuss their ongoing impact on patient care. Drs. Eric Hussey, David Gossand Scott Pike, will be discussing Dr. Pratt’s work and some of the foundational research that has shaped behavioral optometry. Dr. Pratt’s studies, especially on vision therapy and its clinical applications, are explored in the context of their lasting impact on patient care and the field of optometric vision therapy.
Dr. Hussey shares insights into how Dr. Pratt’s contributions paved the way for modern practices in diagnosing and treating visual dysfunctions. They also discuss the evolution of optometric education and research, emphasizing how the foundational work has been built upon in contemporary settings.
For more detailed information about this discussion, you can explore related materials through the Optometric Extension Program Foundation.
Bio
Dr. Eric Hussey graduated from Pacific University College of Optometry. He currently serves on the board of OEPF as President, is the chair of NW Congress of Optometry and serves as treasurer and as the liaison to the education committee, including the Affiliated Meetings Committee, which includes all of the regional congresses. He has published over thirty papers (almost all peer-reviewed), and he has onein review now. The title of the new paper beginning with “Who’s on First?” may suggest some level of neuro-nerddom. With one foot in the real world of the clinic and real patient problems, and the other foot in the world of clinical research, he keeps us going toward better and better care of your vision.
1 Comment
Very good information! Thank you for the concept of the patient being the hero :)