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IRIS Issue 12

Learn Why Mindful Leadership is Not an Abstract Ideal in Vision Care.
In 2024, a Systematic Review in Frontiers in Psychology synthesized two decades of research into a clear, evidence-based model of mindful leadership, including three foundational pillars.
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mindful leadership feature

In 2024, a Systematic Review in Frontiers in Psychology synthesized two decades of research into a clear, evidence-based model of mindful leadership, including three foundational pillars. Learn how this can benefit you—and your practice.

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The new optometrists identified as improperly licensed in recent reporting will be allowed to continue practicing in Kentucky while they work to complete their remaining required exams under newly filed emergency regulations, according to the Kentucky Board of Optometric Examiners.

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OWA Awardees

The Optical Women’s Association (OWA) recently announced its 2026 Award Honorees, recognizing leaders whose work is advancing eyecare, innovation, mentorship, and global impact. The awards will be presented at the OWA Champagne Breakfast on March 11 at the Hyatt Regency Orlando during Vision Expo.

Meet the Awardees
Le Petit Musée de Lunette EYECON Show

Selima Optique recently announced Le Petit Musée de Lunettes, a vintage eyewear museum and retail experience that will be unveiled at EYECON 2026. Curated by celebrated edCFDA eyewear designer Selima Salaun, the installation will be open at EYECON, March 6-8 at The Glasshouse NYC.

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The Support for Patients and Providers Act, signed into law on Dec. 1, is expected to ease federal education and training requirements for optometrists while supporting efforts to address opioid use disorders nationwide.

The Support for Patients and Providers Act, signed into law on Dec. 1, is expected to ease federal education and training requirements for optometrists while supporting efforts to address opioid use disorders nationwide. 

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