Jones D. Measure Axial Length to Guide Myopia Management Review of Myopia Management 2020;March 1. [ Show Abstract ]

Myopic patients must be managed and monitored closely. Myopia can no longer be considered as a benign refractive error, and it cannot be managed by traditional optical means. With the growing prevalence of myopia, and the increased risk of ocular pathology associated with high myopia, eye care professionals (ECPs) need to assess their patients for risk factors that may lead to its onset.

Jones D. What Myopia Management Is and What It Is Not Review of Myopia Management 2020;July [ Show Abstract ]

Almost without exception, a paper or article written about myopia starts with the alarming statistics and predictions regarding the prevalence of myopia worldwide. Globally, clinicians and researchers are hopefully well aware by now of the projection that by 2050, 50 percent of the world’s population will be myopic. While this traditionally sets the scene for the need for action to combat this epidemic, what exactly does the term myopia management mean, and how can it be put into practice?

Jones D. CAO Position Statement on Myopia Management Canadian Association of Optometrists - Position Statement; Jan 19, 2022

Jones D. Article Review: Long-term Effect of Dual-focus Contact Lenses on Myopia Progression in Children: A 6-year Multicenter Clinical Trial https://contactlensupdate.com/2022/09/01/article-review-long-term-effect-of-dual-focus-contact-lenses-on-myopia-progression-in-children-a-6-year-multicenter-clinical-trial/ 2022;67

Jones D. The Role of Biometry in Myopia Management https://contactlensupdate.com/2023/04/25/the-role-of-biometry-in-myopia-management/ 2023;71

Jones D, MacNeil C, Pal S, Weinstein M. Unmet Market Needs of Children in Contact Lenses Review of Optometric Business 2023, July: Video series - Part 1

Jones D, MacNeil C, Pal S, Weinstein M. What Is the Best Way to Market CLs as a Great Choice for Children? Review of Optometric Business 2023, September: Video series - Part 2

Jones D, MacNeil C, Pal S, Weinstein M. What Are Your Practice’s Key Gains & Improvements in Myopia Management? Review of Optometric Business 2023, November: Video series - Part 3

Jones D, MacNeil C, Pal S, Weinstein M.. 3 Min, 49 Sec Video: How Do You Communicate to Kids & Parents as a Team?
Review of Optometric Business 2024, February: Video series - Part 4

Jones D, Woods J. Maximize the opportunity for part-time contact lens wear Contact Lens Spectrum 2018;33, December: 12-13

Jones D, Woods J. Soft torics: Putting things straight Contact Lens Spectrum 2018;33, September: 12-13

Jones D, Woods J. Accommodating presbyopes: Who does it best? Contact Lens Spectrum 2018;33, June: 12-13

Jones D, Woods J. North America - Independence or not? Contact Lens Spectrum 2018;33, March: 14-15

Jones L. Silicone hydrogels and care regimen choice Contacto ;214-7

Jones L. A new silicone hydrogel lens comes to market Contact Lens Spectrum ;22, 10: 23

Jones L. High water content lenses used daily J Brit Contact Lens Assoc 1988;Scientific Meetings26-31

Jones L. Persistent corneal infiltrates Practical Optometry 1999;10, 2: 83-85

Jones L. "TRUE" extended wear hydrogel lenses: practical considerations Contactologia 1999;21104

Jones L. Acquired strabismus Optician 2000;220, 5778: 16-25

Jones L. Ocular therapeutics: is it really worth the effort? Optician 2000;219, 5745: 40-42

Jones L. Management and diagnosis of the red eye in clinical practice 2001 [ Show Abstract ]

Distance continuing education article for Vision Express (UK Optical Chain)

Jones L. How to equip your contact lens practice Optician 2002;223, 5854: 24-27

Jones L. Modern contact lens materials: A clinical performance update Contact Lens Spectrum 2002;17, 9: 24-35

Jones L. Contact lens materials update: part one Optician 2003;225, 5891: 24-31

Jones L. Contact lens materials update: part two Optician 2003;225, 5895: 30-32