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A majority of Canadians report they have vision issues

A majority of Canadians report they have vision issues and three in ten report no vision coverage

Six in ten Canadians have had a vision problem –vision issues are far reaching to Canadians - Nanos Poll Results

The research suggests that eye health and vision correction as an issue reaches the vast majority of Canadians.

Impressions of eye care in Canada - Nanos Poll Results Summary

Canadians placed the highest level of priority on the eye care of Canadians when compared to dental and hearing care, and a majority believe that both the federal and provincial governments should have a role in eye health.

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A majority of Canadians report they have vision issues: May, 2018

Evidence-Based Decision-Making in Optometry

Evidence-based decision-making can be thought of as a process in which clinical decisions are made in light of the best research evidence, the practitioner’s existing expertise and knowledge, and the patient’s needs and preferences within the context of t

The Sanofi Canada Healthcare Survey

Report Card: Evaluating Workplace Supports and Health Management

Consumer Understanding & Communication Research - Optometry

The overarching goal of the research is to understand the human truths underpinning Canadian’s attitudes and behaviours towards eye care.

CJO 74-3 Canadian Research Contributions to Low Vision Rehabilitation

Low vision rehabilitation research is a quickly growing area, due in part to the increase in the demand for services geared at older adults with age-related vision loss.

CJO

The Canadian Journal of Optometry is CAO’s premier publication. CJO features current optometric research, insightful clinical practice articles, case studies and practice management tips. The CJO is a quarterly publication.