Abstract
Pediatric vision screening during well child checks is an integral part of determining a child's amblyopia risk. The screens are time consuming and technically difficult to perform, particularly for children ages 3-5, which can lead to a high rate of children who fail to receive a timely screen. We aim to compare the rate of successful vision screens performed with the SPOT instrument-based vision screener to traditional optotype-based visual acuity assessment. The rate of ophthalmology referral will also be evaluated.
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