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1
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Clinical Studies
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1-1. Corneal
diseases
1-2. Pediatric
blindness and amblyopia
1-3. Diabetic
retinopathy
1-4. Glaucoma
1-5. ARMD
1-6. Cataracts
1-7. Refractive
errors
1-8. Retinal
vascular problems
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1-9. Neuro-ophthalmologic
disorders
1-10. Retinal
detachment and its complications
1-11. Strabismus
1-12. Orbital
diseases
1-13. Ocular
inflammatory diseases
1-14. Trauma
1-15. Systemic
diseases and the eye
1-16. Genetic
ocular disorders
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3
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Epidemiologic
Studies
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3-1.
Prevalence of visual impairment and
blindness in
various regions of the
country
3-2.
Major etiologies of visual impairment
in various regions of the country
3-3.
Prevalence of diabetic retinopathy in
diabetic
patients
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3-4.
Prevalence of glaucoma and related
important
factors
3-5.
Prevalence of ocular trauma due to
occupational
events, sports, dispute
and house
injuries
3-6.
Prevalence of refractive errors and
methods of
refractive correction in
children,
young adults and elderly
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4
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Evaluation of social and public aspects of ocular disorders
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4-1. Prevention: Designation of a strategic
program for prevention of blindness
and visual impairment at a national
level
4-2. Estimation of ophthalmologic
equipment and services
4-3. Integration of ophthalmic services in
PHC: Evaluation of cost-benefit and
methods of integration of ophthalmic
services in the primary health care
system
4-4. KAP studies (Knowledge, Attitude and
Practice) in ophthalmology in various
regions
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4-5. Cost studies in ophthalmology
4-6. Quality of life studies in ophthalmology
4-7. Analysis of current management status
in hospitals with ophthalmic services
4-8. Assessment of standard scientific
protocols during ophthalmic services
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