DOI: 10.14264/186233
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Vision screening of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island children in far north Queensland

Abstract: This study is concerned with the vision and eye health problems of indisenous children living in remote communities of far north Queensland in Australia.Those living in remote areas often have little or no access to the services that urban communities take for granted. There are also cultural differences which may inhibit access and further disadvantage indigenous communities. Since a screening service is the first step in determining whether treatment is required, there are strong equity reasons for undertaki… Show more

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