This toolkit, developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), can help state, tribal, local, and territorial public health agencies and their partners in four important ways: (1) assess the level of vision impairment in their communities, (2) build effective partnerships, (3) implement effective and sustainable interventions to improve vision and eye health, and (4) evaluate the impact of vision-related interventions. Each section of the toolkit includes a narrative called “From the field” that describes case examples of how public health professionals are promoting vision and eye health at state or local levels.
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- Our Hope to Be Seen
- Prevent Blindness Condemns Racism, Decries Continued Impact on Health Disparities and Outcomes
- NACDD February 2020 General Member Webinar – Building Public Health Capacity to Enhance Vision and Eye Health
- Center for Vision and Population Health Welcomes New Advisory Committee Members
- Prevent Blindness Establishes Center for Vision and Population Health
- Important Message to Eye Care Patients Regarding the COVID-19 Pandemic
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