July
15
2020
- Vision Screening Certification
- Health Education Resources
- Vision Screening Guidelines by Age
- Vision Screening Guidelines by Age
- 12 Components of a Strong Vision Health System of Care
- Birth to First Birthday
- Toddlers Ages 1 and 2 years
- Preschoolers Ages 3-5 Years
- Children Ages 6 Years and Older and Adolescents
- Children With Special Health Care Needs
- Visual Acuity (optotype-based) Vision Screening
- Instrument-Based Screening
- “Machine” Screening
- Stereoacuity Screening
- Color Vision Deficiency Screening
- Untestable Guidelines
- Rescreening Guidelines
- Additional References
- National Vision Screening Guidelines
- Children Who Should By-Pass Vision Screening
- Vision Screener Training and Certification
- Recognition Visual Acuity (Optotype-based) Screening
- Occlusion Techniques
- Instrument-Based Vision Screening
- Stereoacuity Testing
- Untestable Children and Rescreening Guidelines
- Components of a Comprehensive Vision Screening System
- Recommended Tools and Tests
- Vision Screening Guidelines by Age
- Data Collection Guidelines
- Performance Measure Guidelines
- Best Practices and Policy
- Parent/Caregiver Resources
- Understanding Children’s Vision Screenings and Eye Exams
- Your Child’s Sight
- A Glossary of Eye and Vision Terms
- Appearance, behaviors and complaints of children’s vision (ABC’s)
- Taking Your Child to the Eye Doctor
- How do I get my child to wear eyeglasses?
- Find an Eye Care Provider (eye doctor)
- The Affordable Care Act and Your Child’s Eyes
- Common Eye Problems
- Eye Health and Safety Fact Sheets
- Small Steps for Big Vision: An Eye Health Information Tool Kit for Parents and Caregivers
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