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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

Le programme annuel de bourses du FFOCE pour 2016

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.

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The Canadian Journal of Optometry is CAO’s premier publication. With an open rate of 94% (member survey 2013) it is easily one of our best ways to share information with members.

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