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A comprehensive eye/vision program.

Abstract

As an essential element of the comprehensive rehabilitation efforts at Northport VA Medical Center, and as a service whose demand is projected to increase substantially with the expanding proportion of aging veterans, eye/vision care has become increasingly important. As a result, the administration of the Medical Center decided to heed the suggestions of Congress and the Director of Optometry in VA Central Office and reorganize the delivery of eye/vision services so the ever-increasing demand could be met more rationally, efficiently and effectively. In this paper, the Northport VA Medical Center's Comprehensive Eye/Vision Program, including the residency program in rehabilitative optometry, will be described and the benefits of the reorganization will be discussed.

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A H Cohen, R Soden, S A Martin, S Liss, W L Hodson, M Meyer. 1987. A comprehensive eye/vision program.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3584806/

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