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Fig 1.

Summary of in-school assessment process and procedures.

*Tests suitable for the child’s age and ability were employed. The vision assessment was carried out over several visits to aid compliance if required.

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Table 1.

Vision assessment procedures and methods employed to ascertain visual status.

A test suitable for the child’s ability was selected.

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Fig 2.

Information detailed in the Vision Report [17] following in-school vision assessment.

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Fig 3.

Parent and teacher opinion on the usefulness of the in-school vision assessment for themselves and for the child.

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Fig 4.

In-school eye examination a) benefits and b) limitations reported by parents and teachers. *Question asked to parents only, +question asked to teachers only.

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Fig 5.

Responses from parents regarding their experience of various aspects of in-school eyecare and previously accessed eyecare services (hospital or community based).

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Table 2.

Number and type of actions provided to parents (n = 71) and teachers (n = 70) in Vision Report (only includes the 123 children represented by parents who returned a feedback questionnaire).

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Table 3.

Responses to parent implementation of suggested actions in Vision Report.

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Table 4.

Number and type of interventions represented by teacher feedback questionnaires grouped by total received and teachers who reported receipt of Vision Report.

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