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Teleoptometry: Bridging Gaps in Eye Care Through Digital Innovation – A Critical Review
Author(s) | Ms. Lipika Kalita, Ms. Bhayolina Sarma, Ms. Joyshree Das, Krishanjit Parasar |
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Country | India |
Abstract | Teleoptometry, or the application of telemedicine to optometric treatment, is gaining notoriety due to its potential to extend healthcare accessibility and effectiveness. This critical review traverses the current state of teleoptometry by critiquing and analyzing ten significant research articles. The review focuses on teleoptometry clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, implementation issues, and applications in vision rehabilitation, rural health, and childcare. The findings suggest that teleoptometry can improve access to care, eliminate needless referrals, and ensure service continuity during emergencies like the COVID-19 epidemic. However, obstacles such as technological limitations, staff training, and, in some cases, patient satisfaction were identified compared to face-to-face consultations. This study also emphasizes research gaps, such as the need for long-term clinical outcome studies, cost-effectiveness assessments, and strategies for overcoming implementation challenges. As teleoptometry progresses, resolving these gaps is crucial to maximizing its inclusion into everyday optometry practice. |
Keywords | Teleoptometry, Telehealth, Teleophthalmology, Low Vision, and Paediatric. |
Field | Medical / Pharmacy |
Published In | Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2025 |
Published On | 2025-06-30 |
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