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As first-line primary eyecare providers, optometrists play an important role in recognizing DR earlier on, educating patients on the risk factors for diabetes and DR, evaluating the staging of DR and deciding how often to follow-up with patients, as well as when to refer to a retinal specialist.
By Josh Z. Yuen, OD, PhD
Review of Optometry CE, June 2022
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