Vision should not be a barrier to learning, working, playing, or living independently.
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The Center is designed to support the development of public health infrastructure to promote and ensure a comprehensive, multi tiered continuum of vision care and eye health for young children. The Center is committed to conducting this work through strong partnerships, sound science, and targeted policy initiatives.
Presently there exists little consistency among stakeholders in children’s vision health in regards to frequency, referral criteria, or follow-up in regards to vision screening referral outcomes. The development of a more uniform approach to children’s vision health systems is critically needed.
Mar02
We partnered with the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) to create a new online resource to support school nurse...
Nov03
Developing systems around vision and eye health for children ages 5 years old and younger...
Dec12
We're pleased to announce the support of Healthe and their EyeSafe™ technologies...
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We function as a central repository for education, training, health promotion communication, and marketing materials related to children’s vision screening.
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Undetected vision problems can affect a child's readiness to learn, physical ability, and self-esteem.
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We're committed to strong partnerships, sound science, and targeted policy initiatives.
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