Could telehealth help eye care practitioners adapt contact lens services during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Keyphrases

• Contact Lens 100%
• Eye Care Professionals 100%
• COVID-19 Pandemic 100%
• Telehealth 100%
• Visual Acuity 66%
• Anterior Eye 66%
• Tele-optometry 66%
• New Ways of Working 33%
• Optometry 33%
• Self-image 33%
• Patient Care 33%
• Knowledge Gaps 33%
• Comprehensive Approach 33%
• Absence of Evidence 33%
• Ocular Imaging 33%
• Image Capture 33%
• Social Interaction 33%
• At-risk 33%
• Test Chart 33%
• Subtle Change 33%
• Patient Assessment 33%
• Digital Photographs 33%
• Contact Lens Practice 33%
• Eye Care 33%
• Posterior Eye Segment 33%
• Telecare 33%
• Smartphone-based 33%
• Emergency Patients 33%
• Working Remotely 33%
• Electronic Test 33%
• Emergency Eye Care 33%
• Patient at Home 33%
• Telephone Triage 33%
• COVID-19 Cases 33%
• Evidence-based Guidance 33%
• Secondary Peak 33%
• Conventional Practice 33%
• Smartphone Photography 33%
• Social Travel 33%
• Travel Restrictions 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Imaging 100%
• Eye Care Professional 100%
• Contact Lens 100%
• Telehealth 100%
• Pandemic 100%
• Physician 50%
• Visual Acuity 50%
• Optometry 25%
• Patient Care 25%
• Base 25%
• Photography 25%
• Eye Care 25%
• Telephone Triage 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Eye Care 100%
• Contact Lens 100%
• Telehealth 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Visual Acuity 50%
• Base 25%
• Optometry 25%
• Ocular Imaging 25%
• Photograph 25%
• Patient Care 25%
• Triage 25%
• Social Interaction 25%