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NHMRC GUIDELINES FOR THE SCREENING, PROGNOSIS, DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF GLAUCOMA Chapter 12 – Resources ■ Chapter 12 Resources Consumer-oriented organisations Glaucoma Australia http://www.glaucoma.org.au/ Glaucoma Australia’s (formerly The Glaucoma Foundation of Australia lnc.) mission is to minimise visual disability from glaucoma. Their sole purpose is: • increasing community awareness and understanding of glaucoma and the need for regular eye checks • supporting glaucoma patients and their families, especially with information and telephone support • funding glaucoma research. Vision Australia http://www.visionaustralia.org/ Vision Australia is a living partnership between people who are blind, sighted or have low vision. They are united by their passion that in the future people who are blind or have low vision will have access to and fully participate in every part of life they choose. Royal Society for the Blind http://www.rsb.org.au/ The Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) is the primary provider of services for South Australians who have severe vision impairment. These services are delivered by a professional, committed and highly qualified team supported by volunteers, drawn from all age groups and walks of life. Blindness or vision impairment can have a severe impact on a person’s lifestyle. The RSB is here to assist people to overcome their vision impairment and participate independently in the community. Guide Dogs Australia http://www.guidedogsaustralia.com/ Guide Dogs Australia is a brand that represents all of Australia’s state based Guide Dog organisations. Together, as the nation’s leading providers of orientation and mobility services, including Guide Dogs, they assist people who are blind or have a vision impairment gain the freedom and independence to move safely and confidently around the community and to fulfil their potential. Association for the Blind of WA http://www.abwa.asn.au/ Their mission is to maximise the quality of life of people who are blind or vision impaired by building confidence, promoting wellness, and creating connection. National Health and Medical Research Council 165
NHMRC GUIDELINES FOR THE SCREENING, PROGNOSIS, DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF GLAUCOMA Chapter 12 – Resources Health Insite http://www.healthinsite.gov.au/topics/Glaucoma Through this site you will find a wide range of up-to-date and quality assessed information on important health topics such as glaucoma, diabetes, cancer, mental health and asthma. Profession-specific organisations Orthoptic Association of Australia http://orthoptics.org.au The Orthoptic Association of Australia Inc (OAA) is the national peak body for Orthoptists in Australia. The role of the OAA is to: • promote and develop the profession of orthoptics • represent and support its members • contribute to excellence in eye health care in the community. Optometrists Association Australia http://www.optometrists.asn.au/ Optometrists Association Australia is the professional association for Australian optometrists. The website includes a ‘find an optometrist’ function, enabling consumers to find an optometrist by location. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO) http://www.ranzco.edu/ The College’s mission is the improvement of the already high standard of eye care in Australia and New Zealand. In pursuit of this mission, the College provides a variety of services centered on its core roles as a higher educational institution and learned society. The Pharmacy Guild of Australia http://www.guild.org.au The Pharmacy Guild of Australia is the professional body representing community pharmacies in Australia. The website includes a ‘Find a Pharmacy’ function, enabling consumers and health professionals to find a pharmacy by location. Australian Ophthalmic Nurses Association http://www.aonavic.com.au/ The Australian Ophthalmic Nurses Association is the professional association for Ophthalmic Nursing in Australia, with branches located NSW, QLD and VIC. The association aims to provide and communicate current information from a variety of clinical aspects, including nursing, medical and allied health professionals. 166 National Health and Medical Research Council
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