Comm Eye Health Vol. 35 No. 114 2022. Published online 07 June, 2022
Communication technology for eye care
Communication technology has great potential to help deliver good quality and affordable health care, so long as equity of access is prioritised. The articles in this issue provide guidelines for developing inclusive and accessible mobile health (mHealth), teleophthalmology, and artificial intelligence (AI) services for everyone – including people with disabilities, those with low digital literacy, and those who lack internet access – while protecting patients’ data and privacy.
Articles in this issue –
- Communication technology for eye care
- Teleconsultation for eye health delivery
- Setting up a primary eye care teleconsultation service
- Running an inclusive and accessible teleophthalmology service for people with disabilities
- The use of teleconsultation and technology by the Aravind Eye Care System, India
- Teleophthalmology case study: Sankara Nethralaya, India
- Using technology to improve access to optometric services
- Artificial intelligence in eye care: a cautious welcome
- Innovative approaches to refractive error services: criteria and considerations for success
- mHealth for eye care: what is possible?
- Overcoming the challenges of access to eye care through mHealth in Kenya
- Technology-enabled primary eye health care in Pakistan
- Data protection and privacy: an introduction
- Technology in education
- Harnessing photography and image recognition technology to aid in the elimination of trachoma
- Electrical safety in the clinical environment – good habits to maintain
- Conjunctival pyogenic granuloma following insect bite