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Training of allied ophthalmic personnel (AOP) can make a major contribution to improving access to eye care around the world, particularly in low-resource settings where there is a shortage of ophthalmic specialists. Allied ophthalmic personnel comprise Optometrists, opticians, ophthalmic nurses, orthoptists, ophthalmic and optometric assistants, ophthalmic and optometric technicians, vision therapists, ocularists, ophthalmic photographer/imagers, and ophthalmic administrators, among others. The purpose of this Site News is to provide you an overview of AOP and their role of eye care services. Your feedback will help us improve the newsletter. Please send in your feedback at eyesite@aravind.orgThank You. Have a happy reading. Regards, Library Team |
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- THE IAPB SCHOOL EYE HEALTH WORKGROUP GUIDELINE
The IAPB school eye health workgroup guidelines to help deliver standardised comprehensive eye health services.
- CURRICULUM FOR OPHTHALMIC EDUCATION FOR ALLIED OPHTHALMIC PERSONNEL
This page contains the curriculum for the AOP.
- INTERNATIONAL CORE CURRICULUM FOR OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANTS
This webpage contains the curriculum for Allied Ophthalmic Health Personnel and outlines their scope of practice
- MORAN EYE CENTER – LEARNING RESOURCES
It contains open source ophthalmology education for students, residents, fellows, healthcare workers, and clinicians.
- NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY (NECO)
The NECO resource guide includes the curriculum, extensive clinical experiences, state-of-the-art facilities, and a robust support network
- THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMIC PROFESSIONALS (AAOP)
AAO resource guides contain information for technicians, scribes, and other clinical team members.
- IAPB – KNOWLEDGE HUB
The IAPB Knowledge Hub provides easy access to expertise and experience across the network, aimed at elevating, integrating, and advancing eye health
- CYBERSIGHT
Cybersight is an online training and mentorship service for eye health professionals in developing countries.
- WORLD COUNCIL OF OPTOMETRY (WCO)
The WOC Optometry Resource Center contains information for individual optometrists, industry professionals, and optometric organizations
- AUROSIKSHA
Aurpsiksha assists institutions that train Allied Ophthalmic Personnel (AOP) by providing training resources and a student management system.
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INTRODUCTION
OPHTHALMIC NURSES
OPTOMETRIST
OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT
OPHTHALMIC COUNSELLOR
OCULARISTS
ORTHOPTISTS
OPTICIAN
VISION THERAPIST
OPHTHALMIC PHOTOGRAPHER
MID-LEVEL OPHTHALMIC PERSONNEL
MANUAL, CURRICULUM AND COURSES
TRAINING RESOURCES
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