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A Study On The Role Of Optometrists In Abilities In The Public And Private Sectors

Khan, 2023

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8309782744406929826
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Khan R
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European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine

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Optometry is an independent, trained, and regulated (licensed/registered) healthcare profession. Optometrists offer complete eye and vision care, including refraction and dispensing, detection/diagnosis and treatment of eye illness, and visual system …
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