Purpose: To summarize current practice styles and patterns associated with glaucoma
management in ophthalmologists of Australia and New Zealand as derived from a survey …

Background: To evaluate current glaucoma practices among consultant ophthalmologists in
Australia and New Zealand. Methods: A postal questionnaire of 25 questions regarding …

Background: Glaucoma affects approximately 2% of the population in developed countries
and is estimated to affect 67 million people worldwide. The authors investigated the effect of …

Background: The management of glaucoma has been changed in the past decade by the
introduction of new drugs. The impact of these changes on clinical care of patients was …

Aim: To document the change in pattern of glaucoma treatment in Australia over the decade
1994–2003. Methods: Observational study: retrospective data audit. Results: The total …

Aims: To study trends in the prevalence of being treated for glaucoma and ocular
hypertension from 1994 to 2003, and to examine factors determining treatment in 2002 …

Purpose: The purpose of the present study was to describe patterns of glaucoma medication
use among people who self‐report a history of glaucoma in a population‐based study of age …

Purpose: To determine the prescribing trends of topical glaucoma medications in Australia
from 2001 to 2017. Methods and Analysis: Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) item …

Older drugs for glaucoma reduce intra-ocular pressure, but often have unpleasant adverse
effects. They still have a role in therapy, but there are now newer drugs which overcome …

Background: To describe self‐reported patterns of care for glaucoma of ophthalmologists in
Australia and New Zealand and summarize current practice styles and patterns associated …