The Vision Screening in Young Children project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $299,999 with 3% financed with non-governmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.
- September 2023 National Center News
- Children’s Vision and Eye Health: An Overview
- Vision Screening Certification
- State Approaches to Children’s Vison and Eye Heath
- 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
- Small Steps for Big Vision: An Eye Health Information Tool Kit for Parents and Caregivers
- Parents Need to Know
- Introduction
- Vision Meeting
- Parent Resources
- Parent Comments About Vision Meeting
- Did You Know?
- 10 Take Home Messages
- Signs of Vision Problems in Children
- Association Between Vision and Learning
- Certain Classroom Behaviors May be Related to Poor Vision
- Vision Screenings and Eye Exams
- Importance of Eye Exams
- 10 Steps from Screening to Eye Exam
- How to Schedule an Eye Exam
- Financial Assistance
- Presenter Guide
- Invitation
- Sign-in Sheet
- Handouts
- Experiential Activities for Presention
- PowerPoint
- Signs of Vision Problems
- Vision Screenings, Eye Exams, Treatment
- Parents: Your Vision
- Videos and Webcasts
- ACHIEVE Children’s Health Initiative
- Understanding Children’s Vision Screenings and Eye Exams
- Your Child’s Sight
- A Glossary of Eye and Vision Terms
- Signs Your Child Might Have a Vision Problem
- 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
- Children’s Vision Information, Resources, Conference Presentations and Webinars
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