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A systematic history taking approach is taught based on peer reviewed published research as well as WHO training manuals. The workshops aim for participants to be confident in working out the likely causes of red eye and loss of vision.<\/p>\n
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This approach can lead the user to the most likely underlying reason for red eye or loss of vision. This can then inform the examination with the Arclight package. Combining the results of the history and clinical findings can lead to a confident on the spot diagnosis and local treatment or referral elsewhere for further assessment.<\/p>\n
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