Introduction: Background: Vision screening study in primary school children has not been done in Bayelsa State. This study aims to screen for refractive error among primary school children in Bayelsa State and use the data to plan for school Eye Health Program. Methods: A cross sectional study on screening for refractive error in school children was carried out in Yenagoa Local Government Area of Bayelsa State in June 2009. A multistage sampling technique was used to select the study population (pupils aged between 5-15 years). Visual acuity (VA) for each eye, was assessed outside the classroom at a distance of 6 meters. Those with VA ≤6/9 were presented with a pinhole and the test repeated
Clinical relevance: Optimisation of vision screening programmes can result the detection of refracti...
Abstract: Vision anomalies are identified as one of the impediments to a child’s learning and develo...
Background: The main causes of blindness in children change over time. The prevalence and pattern of...
Background: Vision screening study in primary school children has not been done in Bayelsa State, So...
BACKGROUND: Vision screening study in primary school children has not been done in Bayelsa State, So...
Abstract: This study was designed to investigate the visual status of pupils in public primary schoo...
Background: Visual impairment is usually due to conditions that could be diagnosed and corrected if ...
Background: Five public primary schools referred to as Local Education Authority (L.E.A.) primary sc...
Good visual health in children is essential to enhance the quality of learning and achievement in sc...
The study was conducted to establish the ability of simple screening tests conducted by readily avai...
Aim: The purpose of this study was to determine the frequency, types and distribution of refractive ...
The study aimed to establish the validity of simple screening test conducted by readily available no...
A study on screening for uncorrected refractive error in primary school children has not been done i...
Objective: To evaluate the ability of primary school teachers toperform simple vision screening on t...
Clinical relevance: Optimisation of vision screening programmes can result the detection of refracti...
Clinical relevance: Optimisation of vision screening programmes can result the detection of refracti...
Abstract: Vision anomalies are identified as one of the impediments to a child’s learning and develo...
Background: The main causes of blindness in children change over time. The prevalence and pattern of...
Background: Vision screening study in primary school children has not been done in Bayelsa State, So...
BACKGROUND: Vision screening study in primary school children has not been done in Bayelsa State, So...
Abstract: This study was designed to investigate the visual status of pupils in public primary schoo...
Background: Visual impairment is usually due to conditions that could be diagnosed and corrected if ...
Background: Five public primary schools referred to as Local Education Authority (L.E.A.) primary sc...
Good visual health in children is essential to enhance the quality of learning and achievement in sc...
The study was conducted to establish the ability of simple screening tests conducted by readily avai...
Aim: The purpose of this study was to determine the frequency, types and distribution of refractive ...
The study aimed to establish the validity of simple screening test conducted by readily available no...
A study on screening for uncorrected refractive error in primary school children has not been done i...
Objective: To evaluate the ability of primary school teachers toperform simple vision screening on t...
Clinical relevance: Optimisation of vision screening programmes can result the detection of refracti...
Clinical relevance: Optimisation of vision screening programmes can result the detection of refracti...
Abstract: Vision anomalies are identified as one of the impediments to a child’s learning and develo...
Background: The main causes of blindness in children change over time. The prevalence and pattern of...