Together for Eye Health Care National Eye Health Care Service Plan for Wales 2012 – 2017 Dr Barbara Ryan Cheif Optometric Advisor.

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Together for Eye Health Care National Eye Health Care Service Plan for Wales 2012 – 2017 Dr Barbara Ryan Cheif Optometric Advisor

1)Develop a public education strategy Everyone should have regular sight tests At risk groups Children

2) Ensure those who can be managed in primary care are not referred to HES Implementing FOO and new WECS protocols New developments such as a FOO Cataract pathway

3) Efficient, high quality patient centred services in secondary care Implement FOO in every Health Board Ensure Health Boards establish Ophthalmic Diagnostic Treatment Centres

4)Integrated Eye Care Services Improve referral and reporting between primary and secondary care Work to ensure a seamless service for the support and rehabilitation of people with a visual impairment

5)Comprehensive services for children Vision screening to be offered to all pre-school children in Wales Ensure every child in a special school in Wales is offered an annual sight test in school.

6)Information collection and IT A strategy for collating key data sets To work with NWIS to develop IT to underpin the Eye Health Care Plan including electronic referrals, CVI and records To review and update the WECS website

7)Maintain and improve the quality of existing services and developments Eye Health Examination Wales Low Vision Service Wales Diabetic Retinal Screening Service Wales Treatment of Wet Age related Macular Degeneration Wales Optometry Postgraduate Education Centre (WOPEC)

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