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Consistency of an Automated Subjective Refraction Program Between Personnel With Diverse Professional Backgrounds and Senior Optometrists
This study aims to evaluate the performance of automated subjective refraction performed by operators with different professional backgrounds. By comparing their results with those obtained by a senior optometrist using the same automated refraction program, the study will assess agreement in refractive prescriptions and examine examination efficiency, participant experience, and safety, thereby providing evidence for the further application of automated subjective refraction technology.
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