Practical Clinical Reference for Modern Eye Care
The Clinician's Companion is a living clinical reference designed to support evidence-informed decision-making across the breadth of contemporary eye care.
Rather than functioning as a textbook, it emphasizes practical application, therapeutic awareness, and efficient access to clinically relevant information. It is intended to complement formal education and support real-world patient care.
Whether used by students preparing for clinical encounters, practicing optometrists seeking reinforcement of therapeutic options, or industry professionals striving for deeper understanding of disease-state management, the Companion is designed to strengthen clinical thinking rather than replace it.
Clinical decisions often begin from one of two starting points:
The Clinician's Companion mirrors this reality by offering two distinct pathways into the same body of knowledge.
Students
Seeking clinically relevant reinforcement during training.
Practicing Clinicians
Looking for efficient therapeutic review and decision support.
Residents & Early-Career Providers
Expanding therapeutic confidence in clinical practice.
Industry Professionals
Striving for deeper understanding of disease-state management and contemporary optometric care.
Clinical reasoning rarely begins in the same place. The Companion supports both starting points — and the connections between them.
Explore by Disease
Begin with the condition.
Review disease overviews, clinical findings, diagnostic considerations, management principles, and therapeutic approaches commonly utilized in contemporary optometric practice.
What you'll find
Explore by Therapeutic
Begin with the intervention.
Review medications and therapeutic strategies organized by mechanism, indication, and clinical application — designed to support practical decision-making and expand therapeutic awareness.
What you'll find
Jump directly to any entry in the Companion.
Quick access — select any therapeutic
Browse all therapeuticsPractical clinical calculators designed to support decision-making at the point of care.
Glaucoma / Perfusion
Estimate mean ocular perfusion pressure using systemic blood pressure and intraocular pressure.
Calculates
Important Notice
The Clinician's Companion is intended for educational purposes and should not replace independent clinical judgment, individual prescribing information, or applicable standards of care.
Therapeutic inclusion within the Companion does not imply endorsement, exclusivity, or preferential recommendation.
Part of the MYODCE Ecosystem
The Clinician's Companion connects directly to MYODCE Courses — where the frameworks behind these disease states and therapeutics are explored in depth.
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