Rebound self-tonometry acquisition time and ease of use evaluated by newly trained optometry students and optometrists

R Hyatt, NM Furtado, D Eberle, K Jensen… - Optometry and Vision …, 2020 - journals.lww.com
R Hyatt, NM Furtado, D Eberle, K Jensen, T Tsang, J Kwan
Optometry and Vision Science, 2020•journals.lww.com
PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to measure the time needed for a nonclinical
convenience sample of optometry students and optometrists to self-measure IOP using Icare
HOME and to determine their perceptions of rebound self-tonometry. METHODS A total of
234 subjects were enrolled, with 226 (97%) having a complete data set. Self-measurement
was performed on the study eye using Icare HOME while seated and without contact lenses.
Examiners self-measured IOP while subjects observed; examiners then measured subjects' …
PURPOSE
The purpose of this study was to measure the time needed for a nonclinical convenience sample of optometry students and optometrists to self-measure IOP using Icare HOME and to determine their perceptions of rebound self-tonometry.
METHODS
A total of 234 subjects were enrolled, with 226 (97%) having a complete data set. Self-measurement was performed on the study eye using Icare HOME while seated and without contact lenses. Examiners self-measured IOP while subjects observed; examiners then measured subjects' IOP. Subjects then completed self-measurement while timed. Only one attempt was allowed. Time and study eye were recorded, and subjects completed a short survey. Descriptive statistics were conducted.
RESULTS
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