School eye health (SEH) has been on the global agenda for many years, and there is
mounting evidence available to support that school-based visual screenings are one of the …

Disparities in access to pediatric eye care among school-age children pose significant
challenges to their health and well-being; addressing these disparities will necessitate …

ABSTRACT Clinical Relevance Preschool vision screening is essential for the early
detection and treatment of eye and vision problems. Background The rate of parental …

Preschool vision screening is recommended to reduce the incidence of amblyopia that
persists into adulthood. However, parent's perceptions regarding the importance of …

Background We aimed to explore the role of parental health beliefs in parent seeking of eye
examinations for their children, using the Health Belief Model. Methods In this quantitative …

Background Understanding caretakers' willingness to pay (WTP) for their children's
spectacles is essential to improving the sustainability of refractive error services and …

Purpose: To investigate gender disparities in the global burden of refractive disorders in
children younger than 15 years by year, age, and national developmental status using …

Purpose Explore door-to-door eye screening in India as a model to reach school age
children in need of eye care, especially during school closures due to the Covid-19 …

The study investigated the influence of bilateral cataract surgery on the social and
educational development of previously bilaterally blind children in Sub-Saharan Africa …

Objectives To describe the demographic characteristics and ocular needs of children
attending four child eye clinics in Cross River State, Nigeria, to inform the development of a …