PHFI CEHJ » In this Issue: Key community eye health messages

Comm Eye Health South Asia Vol. 32 No. 107 2019 pp 21 - 22. Published online 26 December 2019.

In this Issue: Key community eye health messages

The visual acuity should be measured in each eye for all patients complaining of eye problems

Female community health worker examining a little girl's eyes using a torch — © Shivam Maini, Operation Eyesight

How to examine the eyelids, conjunctiva, cornea and pupils with a torch should be taught to all health workers

Smartphone screening — © Rajesh Pandey/DRROP India Initiatives

Smart phone-based cameras for retinal examinations are inexpensive, easy to use and show similar results as a fundus cameras

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The visual acuity should be measured in each eye for all patients complaining of eye problems

How to examine the eyelids, conjunctiva, cornea and pupils with a torch should be taught to all health workers

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