Recently, the Paediatric Ophthalmology – Otolaryngology Science Conference – celebrating the 66th anniversary of Children’s Hospital 1 at Children’s Hospital 1 was held on December 9th, […]
The World Council of Optometry and CooperVision invite you to join the Myopia Management: Advancing the global standard of care on Thursday 16th February 2023. The […]
Dry eye prevalence is not uniform but varies geographically and with age and sex. This talk will explain these variations and show how prevalence can be […]
Dear Teachers, Ophthalmologists and Optometrists, On behalf of the Department of Ophthalmology – Hanoi Medical University, Optometry Vietnam would like to invite you to join the […]
Optometry has been developed in many countries. Typically, optometrists are trained as main workforce for primary eye care, comprehensive care, including refraction, contact lenses, prescribing glasses, […]
In Vietnam, a report of preventable blindness (RAAB) in 2017 shows that 11.4% people above 50 years old has visual reduction, and 10% of visual reduction […]
Highly trained and motivated optometrists will contribute a lot of positive impact in visual care in Vietnam. Optometrist can help to alleviate the workload of ophthalmologists […]
As recommended by WHO, by 2020, Vietnam is required to have at least 1 optometrist for every 50,000 people. Currently, in Vietnam, there are only 13 […]