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See Latest ArticlesNarrowing the gap between eye care needs and service provision: the service-training nexus
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Masnick K - The scheme was shown to be highly cost-effective and readily adaptable to the anticipated eye care needs of the population. Eye care players in one selected country have commented favourably on the scheme. The underlying principles used to derive this model can be applied to many eye care systems in many developing countries. The model can be used in other disciplines with similar constructs to eye care.
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