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Entry-level competency standards for optometry 2022
Clinical and experimental optometryThe Entry-level Competency Standards for Optometry in Australia identify the required knowledge, skills and attributes for an optometrist to practise safely and competently.
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Optopreneurship for a competitive and sustainable optometry practice in South Africa
African Vision and Eye HealthBackground: Optopreneurship entails the entrepreneurial activities within the optometry industry. The term is new and derived from optometry and entrepreneurship.
Pheagane M.W. Nkoana
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Optics, 2023 The impact of intraocular scatter and higher order aberrations (HOAs) on ocular optical quality was investigated. An optical eye model was constructed using the measured ocular aberrations, corneal surfaces, axial length, and scatter fraction, and the ...
Feng Rao +3 more
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Advancing optometry education through global frameworks and international collaborations
Clinical and experimental optometryGlobal curriculum initiatives aim to enhance the education of optometrists across the world. This is done by establishing competencies and frameworks necessary for consistency in education and training.
Khyber Alam +8 more
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The Inevitable Challenge of Ethical Dilemmas in Optometry, Part 1: When Confidentiality is Tested
Canadian journal of optometry, 2022 Healthcare professionals often face ethical dilemmas, which arise when two ethical principles conflict. Despite the potential for psychological consequences, no study has examined ethical dilemmas in the field of optometry. Objective. This article is the
Caroline Faucher +2 more
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The role of extended reality in optometry education: a narrative review
Clinical and experimental optometryThe evolution of digitally based pedagogies, such as extended reality (XR) – a group of simulated learning environments that include virtual simulation, virtual reality, and augmented reality – has prompted optometry educators to seek evidence to guide ...
Amanda K. Edgar +5 more
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Which is the leading optometry nation?
Clinical and experimental optometry, 2022 Optometrists naturally take pride in the achievements and international reputation of their profession. Many factors govern such considerations, including the strength, and professional and political influence, of national optometric professional ...
N. Efron
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Implementation of the optometry Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health curriculum framework
Clinical and experimental optometryClinical relevance There is now an Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand (OCANZ) accreditation requirement for Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand optometry programs to ensure students can provide culturally safe care for First Nations Peoples ...
Kate D Pecar +4 more
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Vision screening in children:a retrospective study of social and demographic factors with regard to visual outcomes [PDF]
, 2015 BACKGROUND: Amblyopia and its risk factors have been demonstrated to be more common among children from low socioeconomic backgrounds. We sought to investigate this association in a region with orthoptic-delivered screening and whole population coverage,
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Smart Devices in Optometry: Current and Future Perspectives to Clinical Optometry
Clinical OptometryThere is a huge unmet need for eye care with more than a hundred million people living without basic eye care services and facilities. There is an exigency to deploy adequate resources in terms of manpower and equipment to address this.
Dharani Ramamurthy +5 more
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