Background: Diabetic eye complications are the leading cause of visual loss among working-
aged people. Pharmacy-based teleophthalmology has emerged as a possible alternative to …

Tele-ophthalmology is a screening alternative that facilitates compliance to eye care
guidelines regardless of geographic constraints, promoting adequate delivery of health …

Objective The purpose of this study was to evaluate the diabetic retinopathy (DR) tele-
ophthalmology screening program in Manitoba to determine prevalence and incidence of …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the prevalence of diabetic retinopathy
(DR) as identified by teleophthalmology in a sample population of people with diabetes …

Background A telemedicine screening initiative was implemented by the Montefiore Health
System to improve access to eyecare for a multi-ethnic, at-risk population of diabetic patients …

Objective To assess real-world results and the impact on a hospital service corridor for
screening for DR through an urban community teleophthalmology service. Methods …

Purpose We conducted a cross-sectional study to assess the utilization of a tele-
ophthalmology screening program in a low-risk, suburban population of patients with …

Objective Teleophthalmology for diabetic eye screening is an evidence-based intervention
substantially underused in US multipayer primary care clinics, even when equipment and …

Introduction: Teleophthalmology has emerged as a convenient and cost-effective
intervention to increase access to screening for diabetic retinopathy (DR), a disease that …

Objective To evaluate the effect of a community-based diabetic teleretinal screening
program on eye care use and resources. Design, Setting, and Participants The current study …