Walker M, Bergmanson J, Schornack M, Fadel D. IFSLR 2023 RECAP Contact Lens Spectrum 2023;38, September: 37-41

Walsh K. Contact lens aftercare: an opportunity to deliver great customer experience Optik 2016

Walsh K. Not all contact lens deposits are bad Optik 2016

Walsh K. Three days of the latest in education, innovation and best practice Optik 2017

Walsh K. Building a bigger basket with your contact lens wearers Optik 2017

Walsh K. The astigmat in contact lenses: their experience and your opportunity Optik 2017

Walsh K. Material protection: UV and contacts Optik 2017

Walsh K. Hurry up and fit them while they’re young Optik 2017

Walsh K. A glimpse of a future contact lens practice Optik 2017

Walsh K. Pupil diameter, working distance and illumination during habitual tasks. Implications for simultaneous vision contact lenses for presbyopia - An article review ContactLensUpdate.com 2017

Walsh K. Summary: Definition and classification report ContactLensUpdate.com 2017

Walsh K. Myth 3: It is not worth correcting low astigmats with toric contact lenses ContactLensUpdate.com 2018

Walsh K. Myth or reality? ContactLensUpdate.com 2018

Walsh K. Summary: Defining and Classifying Myopia: A Proposed Set of Standards for Clinical and Epidemiological Studies ContactLensUpdate.com 2019

Walsh K. Clinical pearls from GSLS New Zealand Optics 2019, March: 16-19

Walsh K. Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Conference review
https://contactlensupdate.com/2019/12/11/canadian-dry-eye-summit-conference-review/ 2019;December.

Walsh K. Canadian Dry Eye Summit: On the subject of nutrition https://contactlensupdate.com/2019/12/11/canadian-dry-eye-summit-on-the-subject-of-nutrition/ 2019;December.

Walsh K. Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Getting started in practice https://contactlensupdate.com/2019/12/11/canadian-dry-eye-summit-getting-started-in-practice/ 2019;December.

Walsh K. Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Questioning the questionnaires https://contactlensupdate.com/2019/12/11/canadian-dry-eye-summit-questioning-the-questionnaires/ 2019;December.

Walsh K. Artificial tears: preserved or non-preserved, that is the question New Zealand Optics 2020, September: 26-27

Walsh K. A Year in Review: A Global Perspective on the Most Extraordinary of Years in Clinical Practice https://contactlensupdate.com/2020/12/09/a-year-in-review-a-global-perspective-on-the-most-extraordinary-of-years-in-clinical-practice/ 2020;December.

Walsh K. COVID-19 and contact lens wear: what do eye care practitioners and patients need to know? https://contactlensupdate.com/2020/03/16/covid-19-and-contact-lens-wear-what-do-eye-care-practitioners-and-patients-need-to-know/ 2020;March.

Walsh K. Face coverings and mask to minimise droplet dispersion and aerosolisation: a video case study https://contactlensupdate.com/2020/12/09/face-coverings-and-mask-to-minimise-droplet-dispersion-and-aerosolisation-a-video-case-study/ 2020

Walsh K. BCLA CLEAR Summary https://contactlensupdate-com.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2021/06/BCLA-CLEAR-summary.pdf 2021;60 [ Show Abstract ]

The BCLA Contact Lens Evidence-based Academic Report (CLEAR) totals more than 300 pages across 11 papers. Coordinated by 10 committee chairs, written by 102 authors based in 16 countries, it was published in March 2021 and is available here.

BCLA CLEAR sets the standard to which eye care professionals (ECPs) can refer for the latest information in the contact lens field whilst also highlighting opportunities for future research. This summary draws on key points from the reports to help inform evidence-based practice.

Walsh K, Dantam J, Luensmann D. Contact Lens Wear and Its Disruption of the Tear Film Review of Cornea & Contact Lens 2019;May/June: 38-42.