Self-reported confidence with ocular examination and management of eye diseases by general medical practitioners
Conclusions: Half of the GPs performed eye examination. Self-reported confidence in ophthalmoscopy, diagnosis, and management of posterior segment diseases was low among GPs. Diagnostic confidence was highest for pterygium. Continuing ophthalmic education and provision of basic ophthalmic equipment are recommended to improve confidence of GP in management of ocular disorders.
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - Category: Rural Health Authors: AA Onyiaorah NN Kizor SN N Nwosu Source Type: research
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