Poll: In your area, which profession collaborates well with optometry?

Poll

This poll is for optometrists and eyecare professionals, only. It will close on Friday, December 3, 2021.

In your area, which profession collaborates well with optometry?

A. Ophthalmology
B. Pediatrics
C. Family medicine
D. Pharmacy
E. Endocrinology
F. Neurology
G. Physical/occupational therapy

See the results of our most recent poll: What pipeline presbyopia treatment are you most looking forward to?

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