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Global optometrist top 200 research ranking [PDF]
Australasian journal of optometry, The, 2021 Clinical relevance: Clinical optometric practice is underpinned by a rigorous research base, the primary evidence for which is publications in refereed scientific journals.
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Global optometrist research ranking derived from a science-wide author database of standardised citation indicators [PDF]
Australasian journal of optometry, The, 2022 Clinical relevance: Publications in refereed scientific journals provide a rigorous research base that underpins clinical optometric practice. Leading optometrists who generate this literature can be identified and ranked using standardised citation ...
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Selection considerations when using a ‘standard optometrist’ to evaluate clinical performance of other eye‐care personnel [PDF]
Australasian journal of optometry, The, 2014 Background: Selection of a standard professional is crucial for assessing the clinical performance of other eye-care personnel. This paper describes the selection considerations and the clinical competency assessment of two optometrists required to ...
Prakash Paudel, Brien A Holden
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Optometry and Vision Science, 1973
ABSTRACT Optometrists need a technique to view the anterior chamber angle in the diagnosis of glaucoma. Present methods require a corneal anesthetic and may damage the cornea. The Brandreth‐Saladin goniolens was developed to avoid these objections and to provide the optometrist with a method for binocularly viewing the fundus with the
J J, Saladin, R H, Brandreth
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ABSTRACT Optometrists need a technique to view the anterior chamber angle in the diagnosis of glaucoma. Present methods require a corneal anesthetic and may damage the cornea. The Brandreth‐Saladin goniolens was developed to avoid these objections and to provide the optometrist with a method for binocularly viewing the fundus with the
J J, Saladin, R H, Brandreth
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Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 1983
Abstract The optometrist is well placed to screen a large proportion of the population for a variety of conditions. Two examples of such screening, for vascular hypertension and learning underachievement, are discussed.
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Abstract The optometrist is well placed to screen a large proportion of the population for a variety of conditions. Two examples of such screening, for vascular hypertension and learning underachievement, are discussed.
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Optometry and Vision Science, 1969
Among the books submitted to the Journal for review, there are usually several paperbound communications. These books, although usually inexpensive and quite brief, do serve a useful purpose in conveying information. In this column we shall review several paperbacks that have been received this year.
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Among the books submitted to the Journal for review, there are usually several paperbound communications. These books, although usually inexpensive and quite brief, do serve a useful purpose in conveying information. In this column we shall review several paperbacks that have been received this year.
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Optometry and Vision Science, 1971
ABSTRACT Thirty‐five responses were received from 100 questionnaires sent to Cuban optometrists in exile in the United States. Due to differences in education in the two countries, citizenship, and other legal requirements, only a small proportion of Cuban optometrists have been assimilated ...
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ABSTRACT Thirty‐five responses were received from 100 questionnaires sent to Cuban optometrists in exile in the United States. Due to differences in education in the two countries, citizenship, and other legal requirements, only a small proportion of Cuban optometrists have been assimilated ...
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