Table of contents
- Preliminary pages
- Title & verso title pages
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Symbols
- Summary
- Body content
- 1 Introduction
- 1.1 Background
- 1.2 Eye health services and programs
- 1.3 The Indigenous eye health measures
- 1.4 Structure of the report
- 2 Synthesis and discussion of key issues
- 2.1 Synthesis of the findings
- What is the extent of eye health problems?
- How are eye health problems identified?
- How are eye health problems treated?
- Size and distribution of the workforce and outreach programs
- 2.2 Key issues identified
- Eye examinations by an eye care professional
- Diagnosis and treatment of refractive error
- Cataract surgery in metropolitan PHNs
- Screening for diabetic retinopathy
- High rates of eye injuries
- 2.3 Future reporting
- 2.1 Synthesis of the findings
- 3 The measures—detailed results
- 3.1 Prevalence—what is the extent of eye health problems?
- Measure 1.1: Prevalence of vision impairment and blindness
- Measure 1.2: Main causes of vision impairment and blindness
- Measure 1.3: Prevalence of trachoma and trichiasis
- 3.2 Diagnosis and screening—how are eye health problems identified?
- Measure 2.1: Eye health problems managed by GPs
- Measure 2.2: Annual health assessments
- Measure 2.3: Eye examinations by an eye care professional
- Measure 2.4: Target population screened for diabetic retinopathy
- Measure 2.5: Trachoma and trichiasis screening coverage
- Measure 2.6: Undiagnosed eye conditions
- 3.3 Treatment—how are eye problems treated and in what settings?
- Measure 3.1: Hospitalisations for diseases of the eye
- Measure 3.2: Hospitalisations for injuries to the eye
- Measure 3.3: Hospitalisations for eye procedures
- Measure 3.4: Cataract surgery rate
- Measure 3.5: Cataract surgical coverage rate
- Measure 3.6: Waiting times for elective cataract surgery
- Measure 3.7: Trachoma and trichiasis treatment coverage
- Measure 3.8: Treatment of refractive error
- Measure 3.9: Spectacles dispensed under state schemes
- 3.4 Workforce and outreach programs—size and distribution
- Measure 4.1: Number and rate of optometrists
- Measure 4.2: Number and rate of ophthalmologists
- Measure 4.3: Number and rate of allied ophthalmic personnel
- Measure 4.4: Occasions of eye health services provided under outreach programs
- 3.1 Prevalence—what is the extent of eye health problems?
- 1 Introduction
- End matter
- Appendix A: Technical specifications
- Appendix B: Data sources
- Appendix C: Summary results by measure
- Glossary
- References
- List of tables
- List of figures
- List of maps