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New Article: Tips for Better Study Imaging   When it comes to research studies, the bar for imaging quality is set higher than the typical day-to-day patient imaging. For clinical trials, “good enough” simply isn’t good enough.   In our latest article, Don Kuitula, CRA, OCT-C, FOPS, Training & Imaging Specialist at OIRRC, shares essential tips to ensure study images meet the highest standards. From allocating sufficient time and organizing protocols to managing patient comfort and prompt uploads, these techniques are invaluable for delivering exceptional results to the reading center and sponsor.   Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or new to study imaging, Don’s advice will help you elevate your imaging quality, ensuring accuracy and consistency for clinical trials.   Check out the article below and let us know: What’s your go-to tip for achieving the best study images?   #OphthalmicImaging #ClinicalResearch #ImagingTips #StudyImaging #OIRRC

New Article: Mastering Patient Management for Optimal Ophthalmic Imaging At OIRRC, we believe patient comfort is the foundation of successful ophthalmic imaging. In our latest article, Don Kuitula, CRA, OCT-C, FOPS, Training & Imaging Specialist at OIRRC, shares essential strategies for patient management that make the imaging process smoother and more effective. From creating a welcoming environment to ensuring proper positioning, clear communication, and accommodating patient needs, these techniques are designed to help imaging specialists capture the highest quality images while enhancing the patient experience. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to ophthalmic imaging, Don’s insights provide valuable guidance to improve your practice. Check out the PDF below and let us know—what’s your go-to patient management tip? #OphthalmicImaging #ClinicalResearch #PatientCare #ImagingEssentials #OIRRC

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New Article: Mastering High-Quality Ophthalmic Imaging – Four Essential Techniques    Capturing high-quality images is the cornerstone of successful ophthalmic research. In our latest article, Don Kuitula, CRA, OCT-C, FOPS, Training & Imaging Specialist at OIRRC, shares four essential techniques—Alignment, Field Definition, Focus, and Brightness—that every imaging specialist should master. These core elements are vital for generating precise, reliable data and ensuring the highest level of care for study subjects.   Whether you're new to ophthalmic imaging or looking to refine your skills, Don’s insights offer valuable guidance for achieving clear, accurate results. Check it out below, and let us know which technique you find most impactful!   #OphthalmicImaging #ClinicalResearch #ImagingEssentials #OIRRC

OIRRC is proud to share that Don Kuitula, from our team at OIRRC, recently presented at the Ophthalmic Photographers' Society Annual Meeting during the American Academy of Ophthalmology 2024 Annual Meeting in Chicago. Don was part of the "Tips, Tactics & Pearls" session, featuring insights from industry experts. His segment, titled "High Myopia & Astigmatism in OCT," focused on overcoming the challenges of imaging patients with these conditions using the Heidelberg Spectralis device. Thank you, Don, for sharing your expertise and contributing to the advancement of ophthalmic imaging! #Ophthalmology #AAO2024 #OphthalmicImaging #ClinicalResearch #OCT #HeidelbergSpectralis #OIRRC #PatientCare

OIRRC is thrilled to announce that our talented team members, Muhammad Sohail Halim and Rubbia Afridi, were awarded Best Poster at the American Academy of Ophthalmology Annual Conference! Their poster showcased our groundbreaking work on the ATLAS study, focusing on active non-infectious anterior scleritis. This achievement highlights our commitment to advancing ophthalmic research and improving patient care. A huge congratulations to our entire team for their dedication and hard work! #OIRRC #AAOConference #AAO2024 #BestPoster #Uveitis #Scleritis #ResearchExcellence #TeamWork

OIRRC is proud to recognize our team members, Habiba Faiz and Syeda Sharaf un Nisa, who recently participated in and contributed to a hands-on training session on the NIDEK MP-3S Microperimeter at AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY Hospital’s Eye Clinic. Led by our expert Mauro Campigotto, the session covered key topics, including Fixation and Microperimetry exams, photopic and scotopic analysis, and low-vision rehabilitation through biofeedback protocol.   This collaboration not only allowed our team to gain valuable experience but also enabled OIRRC to share its expertise with the University, contributing to the advancement of research and eye care in Pakistan. By introducing cutting-edge technology that’s not widely available in the region, OIRRC is helping elevate clinical practices and supporting future innovations in ophthalmic research.   At OIRRC, we’re committed to fostering continuous learning and driving progress in the industry to benefit both our patients and the broader medical community. Here’s to many more impactful collaborations like this!   #OIRRC #KnowledgeSharing #Microperimetry #LearningAndDevelopment #AKUHEyeClinic #InnovationInEyeCare

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