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Highly experienced and motivated faculties for academics, research and clinical patient care guidance
Exposure to high-end laboratory facilities with a one-to-one hands-on practising prospect in the varsity campus as well as in the hospital set-up
Assured assistance for clinical posting and internship programme during and after the completion of the courses.
Provide best practices for job interviews, leadership-building capacity and strategic hospital and patient management throughout the programme
Research collaboration with super-speciality eye hospitals and research institutions in the field of Optometry

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Programme Overview

The Bachelor of Optometry is a healthcare profession focused on the eye and related structures, vision, visual systems, and vision information processing in humans. Optometrists serve as primary care providers, diagnosing, managing, and treating eye diseases and refractive disorders.

Programme Educational Outcomes

To encourage the students to use their practical, patient-communicating skills to solve clinical cases.
To keep the student aware of the use of modern instruments and equipment.
To encourage teamwork and professional ethics among students.
To motivate students in the field of potential optometrists' careers

Programme Outcomes

Developing knowledge in the field of Optometry: Gather clinical experience of refractive errors and eye-related disorders by applying theoretical and clinical knowledge through internships.
Problem Analysis- Identify, Examine, and Manage eye-related disorders.
Modern tool usage- Introduce, select, and implement better techniques, resources, and modern optometry instruments.
Optometry on society & environment- Develop such professionals who will actively participate in community optometry programmes and effectively organize and participate in vision screening eye camps to help control blindness.
Ethics- Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the optometric practice.
Communication- Communicate effectively with society through eye screening camps and awareness programmes.
Lifelong learning – Develop an interest in life-long learning for personal and professional advancement.

Programme Specific Outcomes

Acquire detailed knowledge of visual development and visual function in pediatric and geriatric patients.
Understand the concepts of amblyopia & binocular vision therapies.
Understand the indications and implications of contact lens wear in paediatrics, geriatric & myopia control.
Formulate, communicate and deliver evidence-based management for paediatrics and geriatric developmental disability and visual impairment.
Acquire knowledge of Optical science and ophthalmic lens systems including spectacle and contact lenses, and specialized optical devices.
Provide low vision rehabilitation for a heterogeneously diverse group of patients with vision loss for improving their visual performance and fulfilling their visual needs.

Curriculum Details

Odd Semester

This is the programme's first semester.

Courses for this semester

BIOCHEMISTRY I

Course Overview

The course introduces one to understanding the basic structure of biomolecules and biochemical reactions in the body.

Course Outcomes

Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the basics of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids.
Acquire fundamental knowledge of the basic structure of DNA, RNA, etc.
Get acquainted with the concept of Ph, buffer, and acid-base balance.

GEOMETRICAL OPTICS

Course Overview

Geometrical optics is the study of light and its behavior as it propagates in a variety of media. It deals with reflection, and refractions of light between media and surfaces like spherical, cylindrical, and toric surfaces.

Course Outcomes

Learn to understand the basic concepts of ray’s optics on plane surfaces.
Gain knowledge to distinguish and determine the refraction and reflection on various spherical surfaces.
Acquire the application of dispersion through a prism and various optical instruments like photometry, etc.

ANATOMY I

Course Overview

This course introduces the anatomical position and gross and microscopic structure of the organs and skeleton in the human body.

Course Outcomes

Learn and understand the normal position, functional, and cross-sectional anatomy of various structures of the body.
Develop knowledge to differentiate between different types of tissue, muscle, and their structural differences.
Develop knowledge to have a comprehensive knowledge of the different components and the gross anatomical structure of the respiratory system.

PHYSIOLOGY I

Course Overview

The students will understand the organization of cell structure, organelle, tissues and functions of organ system.

Course Outcomes

Develop knowledge to have a comprehensive knowledge on cell, tissue, organs and organ system and their function
Develop insight and knowledge about the different blood cells, different types of blood groups, and blood coagulating factors.
Develop a descriptive knowledge of organs of the digestive system and their function in the process of digestion in various parts of the alimentary canal

BASIC INSTRUMENTATION

Course Overview

The course deals with a basic introduction to ophthalmic instruments.

Course Outcomes

Identify various ophthalmic instruments.
Develop knowledge of the Parts and their uses.
Develop knowledge to understand how to do refraction by retinoscopy.

BASIC ENGLISH

Course Overview

This course introduces the students to the basics of English grammar and its application. Also, to enhance communication skills through listening and speaking exercises. To learn and understand the importance of pronunciation of words.

Course Outcomes

Develop knowledge of the application of grammatical rules will enable the students to improve their speaking and writing skills.
Enable the learners to use the language effectively.
Strengthen their listening and speaking skills.

Even Semester

This is the programme's second semester.

Courses for this semester

ANATOMY II (BOP)

Course Overview

This course will help students learn about the structural organization, position, and relation of organs in the human body.

Course Outcomes

Develop a fundamental knowledge of the structural organization of the pelvis and its importance.
Learn the structure of the human excretory system and the structure of a nephron.
Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the structure of the male and female reproductive systems.

PHYSIOLOGY II (BOP)

Course Overview

This course will help students understand how different organs system work together to perform a normal physiological function.

Course Outcomes

Develop a comprehensive knowledge of hormones secreted by the endocrine system and their function.
Develop a fundamental knowledge of excretory system and their function.
Develop an insight into the knowledge of male and female reproductive systems.

BIOCHEMISTRY II (BOP)

Course Overview

This course will help students understand the basics of the metabolism of different biomolecules and their interaction.

Course Outcomes

Develop an insight knowledge on classification of enzymes, coenzymes, isoenzyme mechanism of enzyme action, and factors affecting enzyme action.
Develop comprehensive knowledge of the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids.
Learn the function of vitamins and minerals and their role in causing deficiency disease.

PHYSICAL OPTICS(BOP)

Course Overview

This course deals with the various theories of light, interference, diffraction of light, polarisation, spectrum and scattering of light, etc. A detailed study of physical aspects of light and their roles in the visual system.

Course Outcomes

Learn to predict the basic properties of the images formed on the retina by the optics of the eye.
Learn physical optics which is the study of light, the properties, and its interaction with matter. Specifically, the phenomena of interference, diffraction, polarization, and scattering will be dealt with in detail.
Learn to know the concept of young’s double slit experiment and Newton’s ring method which is based on interference of light.

ENGLISH II (BOP)

Course Overview

The purpose of this course is to develop analytical skill among the students and enhances their proficiency in English language use. Students will learn to ask questions, make connections among multiple texts and improve their comprehension skills.

Course Outcomes

Learn to analyze and use the techniques in language use.
Learn to communicate and behave oral skills will boost their self-reliance
Learn the effective and efficient utilization of time.

ANATOMY-II (BOP) PRACTICAL

Course Overview

The course deals with the detailed anatomy of the orbit eyeball and cranial nerves associated with ocular functions.

Course Outcomes

Learn to study the basic anatomical structure of the human body.
Learn to provide a comprehensive concept of all the anatomical systems of the human body.
Learn to identify the microscopic structures of various tissues of the eye and correlate the structure with the functions.

PHYSIOLOGY-II(BOP) PRACTICAL

Course Overview

The course deals with the detail physiology of the eyeball and ocular functions.

Course Outcomes

Learn to understand the basic principles of ocular embryology.
Learn to elucidate the physiological aspects of normal growth and development of the eye.
Learn to list the physiological principles underlying pathogenesis and treatment of the diseases of the eye.

PHYSICAL OPTICS(BOP) PRACTICAL

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Learn to predict the basic properties of the images formed on the retina by the optics of the eye.
Learn physical optics which is the study of light, its properties, and its interaction with matter. Specifically, the phenomena of interference, diffraction, polarization, and scattering will be dealt with in detail.
Learn to know the concept of young’s double slit experiment and Newton’s ring method which is based on interference of light.

VISUAL OPTICS-I

Course Overview

This course deals with the concept of the eye as an optical instrument and thereby covers various optical components of the eye, types of refractive error, and clinical approaches in the diagnosis and movement of various types of refractive error.

Course Outcomes

Learn the fundamentals of the optical components of the eye.
Gain theoretical knowledge on visual acuity measurement, and objective and subjective clinical refraction.
Gain practical skills in visual acuity measurements.

Odd Semester

This is the programme's third semester.

Courses for this semester

OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY

Course Overview

This unit will provide students with knowledge and understanding of ocular pharmacology and the effects that drug interactions have on different ocular and visual systems.

Course Outcomes

Learn to select appropriate ocular pharmaceutical agents for cycloplegia, mydriasis, and topical anesthesia.
Learn to choose appropriate topical and oral medications to treat allergic, inflammatory, and infectious eye diseases based on pathophysiological mechanisms, best available research evidence, and patient preference.
Learn to select appropriate topical medications for the treatment of glaucoma.

VISUAL OPTICS II

Course Overview

This unit will provide students with the knowledge and this course deals with the concept of the eye as an optical instrument and thereby covers various optical components of the eye, types of refractive error, and clinical approaches in diagnosis and movement of various types of refractive error.

Course Outcomes

Gain an overview of visual acuity measurement and objective and subjective clinical refraction.
Learn to understand the fundamentals of the optical components of the eye.
Acquire theoretical knowledge on visual acuity measurement and objective and subjective clinical refraction.

DISPENSING OPTICS I (THEORY)

Course Overview

This course will help optical dispensers work closely with optometrists, ophthalmologists, and other healthcare professionals to provide optimum solutions for eye care and eyewear needs. They interpret ophthalmic prescriptions to provide patients with advice on spectacle frames, lens selection, contact lenses, sunglasses, and safety eyewear.

Course Outcomes

Learn to perform frame and lens measurement and selection.
Learn to write spectacle lens order.
Learn to take facial measurements-interpupillary distance measurements and measuring heights(single vision, multifocal, progressive)

PATHOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY

Course Overview

This course provides an overview of the essential knowledge and skills in Microbiology and Pathology to identify the disorders which are required for optometry technician to perform their work effectively. It helps in applying the correct procedures to laboratory investigations and interpretation of tests in terms of the underlying pathology, as well as an understanding of the sensitivity, specificity, and limitations of certain investigations.

Course Outcomes

Learn about the fundamental knowledge and insight of general microbiology and pathology.
Acquire knowledge and understanding in the areas of general medical disorders and how they can affect (1) virology, and (2) bacteriology.
Acquire knowledge and understanding in the areas of general medical disorders and how they can affect (3) mycology, (4) parasitology, and the eye. (5) inflammation and repair.

CLINICAL OPTICS AND REFRACTION I

Course Overview

This course covers various clinical optometry procedures involving external examination, anterior segment and posterior segment examination, neuro-ophthalmic examination, pediatric optometry examination, and glaucoma evaluation.

Course Outcomes

Learn about the purpose, setup, and devices required for various tests.
Learn the indications and contra indications of various tests.
Learn to perform step-by-step procedures of the various clinical optometry procedures.

CLINICAL OPTICS AND REFRACTION I(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Learn the purpose, setup, and devices required for the test.
Learn the indications and contraindications of the test.
Learn step-by-step procedures of the various clinical optometry procedures.

INSTRUMENTATION AND INVESTIGATION I

Course Overview

This course covers commonly used optometric instruments, their basic principle, description, and uses in clinical practice.

Course Outcomes

Acquire adequate knowledge of Visual acuity chart/drum, Retinoscope.
Acquire adequate knowledge of trail box, Direct ophthalmoscope.
Acquire adequate knowledge of Slit lamp biomicroscope, and Tonometer.

INSTRUMENTATION AND INVESTIGATION I(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

This course covers commonly used optometric instruments, their basic principle, description, and uses in clinical practice.

Course Outcomes

Learn skills and acquire knowledge of Visual acuity chart/drum, Retinoscope.
Learn skills and acquire knowledge of Trailbox, and Direct ophthalmoscope.
Learn skills and acquire knowledge of Slit lamp biomicroscope, and Tonometer.

Even Semester

This is the programme's fourth semester.

Courses for this semester

DISPENSING OPTICS-II(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Acquire knowledge about the identification of lenses and find out their power.
Learn to write spectacle prescriptions.
Learn about fitting measurement of spectacle frame and lens and the Importance of IPD.

CONTACT LENS-I

Course Overview

This course will help students learn eyeglasses, contact lenses help to correct refractive errors and perform this function by adding or subtracting focusing power to the eye's cornea and lens. Contacts provide a safe and effective way to correct vision when used with care and proper supervision.

Course Outcomes

Learn the basic design of contact lenses.
Learn the optical properties of contact lenses.
Learn to recognize various types of contact lenses and how to select patients for contact lenses.

DISPENSING OPTICS-II

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Acquire knowledge about Spectacle frame design and its material.
Learn about Spectacle frame measurements and lens selection procedure.
Learn to take fitting measurements of spectacles like interpupillary distance measurement and measuring heights.

CONTACT LENS-I(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

This course will help students learn about eyeglasses, contact lenses help to correct refractive errors and perform this function by adding or subtracting focusing power to the eye's cornea and lens. Contacts provide a safe and effective way to correct vision when used with care and proper supervision.

Course Outcomes

Learn the basic design of contact lenses.
Learn about the slit lamp examination procedure.
Learn about soft and RGP contact lens insertion and removal procedures.

OCULAR DISEASE-I

Course Overview

This course deals with ocular diseases affecting various parts of the eyes. It covers clinical signs and symptoms, cause pathological mechanisms, diagnostic approaches, differential diagnoses, and management aspects of ocular diseases.

Course Outcomes

Acquire knowledge about the aetiology of various diseases.
Acquire knowledge about various ocular symptoms.
Learn to identify various ocular signs.

INSTRUMENTATION AND INVESTIGATION-II

Course Overview

This course will impart in-depth knowledge of various investigation procedures in eye care services with basic instrumentations.

Course Outcomes

Learn about the basic knowledge of the theory and practical behind the basic clinical procedures.
Gain thorough knowledge of optics, and application of the various optometric instruments.
Learn to operate different ophthalmic instruments.

INSTRUMENTATION AND INVESTIGATION-II(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

This course will help impart in-depth knowledge of various investigation procedures in eye care services with basic instrumentations.

Course Outcomes

Learn about the basic knowledge of the theory and practical behind the basic clinical procedures.
Gain thorough knowledge of optics, and application of the various optometric instruments.
Learn to operate different ophthalmic instruments.

CLINICAL OPTICS AND REFRACTION-II

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Gain knowledge about the purpose and setup required for the test.
Learn about various ophthalmic devices.
Acquire knowledge about indications and contra indications of the test.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE(BOP)

Course Overview

Environmental Science Courses deal with the study of environmental issues and environmental quality. The major area of focus in Environmental Science Courses is Pollution, Mitigation, Natural Resources, and Energy Systems.

Course Outcomes

Learn to appreciate the ethical, cross-cultural, and historical context of environmental issues and the links between human and natural systems.
Learn about the natural resource, their importance, and the environmental impacts of human activities on natural resources.
Gain knowledge about the environment and ecosystem.

CLINICAL OPTICS AND REFRACTION-II(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Gain knowledge about the purpose and setup required for the test.
Learn about various ophthalmic devices.
Acquire knowledge about indications and contra indications of the test.

Odd Semester

This is the programme's fifth semester.

Courses for this semester

CONTACT LENS II (THEORY)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Learn different types of contact lens fitting philosophies.
Learn the benefits of contact lenses and their solution.
Acquire knowledge about the workup of contact lenses.

CONTACT LENS-II (PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Learn to perform various types of insertion and removal procedures of contact lenses.
Learn additional basic tests.
Acquire knowledge about the questions that are required for CL patients with more complex needs.

OCULAR DISEASE II

Course Overview

This course deals with ocular diseases affecting various parts of the eyes. It covers clinical signs and symptoms, causes pathological mechanisms, diagnostic approaches, differential diagnoses, and management aspects of ocular diseases.

Course Outcomes

Acquire knowledge about the aetiology of the diseases.
Learn about the symptoms of various diseases.
Learn to identify the signs of various diseases.

BINOCULAR VISION AND OCULAR MOTILITY

Course Overview

This course provides theoretical aspects of binocular vision and its clinical application. It deals with the basis of normal binocular vision and space perception. Anatomy and physiology of extraocular muscles, various binocular vision anomalies, its diagnostic approaches, and management.

Course Outcomes

Gain in-depth knowledge of the gross anatomy relating to the extraocular muscles.
Gain in-depth knowledge of gross physiology relating to the extraocular muscles.
Learn to adapt skills following the investigation of binocular vision anomalies appropriately and safely.

BINOCULAR VISION AND OCULAR MOTILITY(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Gain in-depth knowledge of the gross anatomy relating to the extraocular muscles.
Gain in-depth knowledge of the physiology relating to the extraocular muscles.
Acquire skills following the investigation of binocular vision anomalies appropriately.

LOW VISION AID AND VISUAL REHABILITATION

Course Overview

This course deals with the understanding of low vision, visual impairment, types of low vision devices, the art of prescribing low vision devices and training the patients, and other rehabilitation measures.

Course Outcomes

Learn to identify low vision devices.
Learn to prescribe low vision devices.
Learn to do the clinical examination of low-vision subjects.

LOW VISION AID AND VISUAL REHABILITATION(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

This course deals with general and ocular physiological changes of aging, common geriatric systemic and ocular diseases, and clinical approaches in geriatric patients, pharmacological aspects of aging, and spectacle dispensing. This course also deals with the definition of low vision, visual impairment, types of low vision devices, the art of prescribing low vision devices and training the patients, and other rehabilitation measures.

Course Outcomes

Learn to identify, and investigate age-related changes in the eyes.
Learn to counsel the elderly, and be able to dispense spectacles with proper instruction.
Learn about clinical examination of low vision subjects.

BIOSTATISTICS

Course Overview

This course deals with the probability of business houses. To take rational decisions in the face of the uncertain situations prevailing in the optical business world.

Course Outcomes

Learn to compare various optical markets.
Learn to formulate future policies and also test hypotheses.
Gain a comprehensive knowledge of different statistical methods and their applications in the field of optometry.

CLINICAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE I

Course Overview

This course covers various clinical optometry procedures involving external examination, anterior segment examination, glaucoma evaluation, and strabismus examination to help detect potentially treatable blinding eye diseases or conditions to improve quality of life.

Course Outcomes

Learn to take proper history in an ophthalmic clinical setting and also perform the basic initial external eye examinations.
Learn to perform a thorough slit-lamp examination of the anterior segment of the eye.
Learn and perform step-by-step procedures of various clinical tests in optometry.

CLINICAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE I(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Learn to take a proper history of an ophthalmic subject and record visual acuity.
Learn to perform streak retinoscopy.
Learn to perform various subjective refractions to provide the best visual acuity.

Even Semester

This is the programme's sixth semester.

Courses for this semester

SYSTEMIC CONDITIONS AND THE EYE

Course Overview

This course deals with the definition, classification, clinical diagnosis, complications, and management of various systemic diseases. in indicated cases, ocular manifestations also will be discussed.

Course Outcomes

Learn about the common systemic conditions definition.
Learn about complications of various systemic diseases.
Learn about management options.

PUBLIC HEALTH AND COMMUNITY OPTOMETRY

Course Overview

This course will impart knowledge of the foundation and basic sciences of public health optometry with an emphasis on the epidemiology of vision problems especially focused on Indian scenarios.

Course Outcomes

Learn about Community-based eye care in India.
Learn about the Prevalence of various eye diseases.
Acquire knowledge of Organizing health education programmes in the community.

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

Course Overview

This course will impart knowledge of the foundation and basic sciences of public health optometry with an emphasis on the epidemiology of vision problems especially focused on the Indian scenario.

Course Outcomes

Learn about Community-based eye care in India.
Learn about the Prevalence of various eye diseases.
Acquire knowledge on Organizing health education programmes in the community.

APPLIED OPTOMETRY AND ORTHOPTICS

Course Overview

This course deals with an understanding of strabismus, its classification, necessary orthoptic investigation, diagnosis, and nonsurgical management. Along with theoretical knowledge, it teaches the clinical aspects and application.

Course Outcomes

Learn to perform all the investigations to check retinal correspondence.
Learn to perform the state of BSV.
Learn to perform investigations of the Angle of deviation.

APPLIED OPTOMETRY AND ORTHOPTICS(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Learn to perform all the investigations to check retinal correspondence.
Learn to perform the state of BSV.
Learn to perform investigations of the Angle of deviation.

CLINICAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE-II

Course Overview

This course covers various clinical optometry procedures involving posterior segment examination, neuro ophthalmic examination, and other ocular investigations in a clinical setting to help detect potentially treatable blinding eye diseases to improve quality of life.

Course Outcomes

Learn about advance diagnostic instruments and their applications in the examination of the posterior segment of the eye.
Learn about the various clinical investigations involved in optometry.
Learn about neuro-ophthalmological examinations.

CLINICAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE-II(PRACTICAL)

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Gain additional skills in clinical procedures, and interaction with patients and professional personnel.
Learn how to write formal records and understand preliminary eye testing.
Learn to perform direct ophthalmoscopy.

Odd Semester

This is the programme's seventh semester.

Courses for this semester

CLINICAL OBSERVATION-I

Course Overview

The clinical observation period provides the students the opportunity to continue to develop confidence and increased skill in diagnosis and management. Students will demonstrate competence in beginning, intermediate, and advanced procedures in the above areas. Students will participate in advanced and specialized treatment procedures. The student will complete the clinical training by practicing all the skills learned in the classroom and clinical instruction. The students are expected to work for a minimum of 6 hours per day and this may be more depending on the need and the healthcare setting. The clinical observation will span one year / two semesters this will include 6 hours of practice a day.

Course Outcomes

Acquire knowledge of wide academic exposure to different departments of an eye.
Gain opportunities to practice independently in outreach camps.
Gain scope to learn from renowned ophthalmologists and experienced optometrists.

OPTOMETRY ETHICS

Course Overview

The ethical codes contain guiding principles. These serve to help practitioners in their decisions and practice by a set of standards that are expected of a healthcare practitioner. Beneficence is striving to do well and to do the best for every patient. This recognizes that a practitioner has a duty of care to every patient and that paramount is the objective to do good so that every patient leaves the practice in a better state than when they entered, or at the very least, not in a worse condition. This requires balancing the risks and benefits of treatment and making decisions that will optimize the benefits and minimize the risks of harm. Respect for autonomy requires a practitioner to respect the choices and decisions that a patient makes about his/her health. This involves keeping the patients informed of their condition, treatment choices, and options so that decisions made are based on pertinent facts. Justice entails being fair to all patients in a way that transgresses legal justice. It includes deciding how much time is spent on a patient, how many and what types of resources are devoted to the treatment of that patient, and how this compares to the time and resources distributed to other patients.

Course Outcomes

Gain wide academic exposure to different departments of an eye.
Gain wide clinical exposure to different departments of an eye.
Gain opportunities to practice independently in outreach camps.

Even Semester

This is the programme's eighth semester.

Courses for this semester

CLINICAL OBSERVATION-II

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

Acquire wide academic exposure to different departments of an eye.
Gain the opportunities to practice independently in outreach camps.
Learn from renowned ophthalmologists and experienced optometrists.

OCCUPATIONAL BEHAVIOURS OF OPTOMETRY

Course Overview

This course's ethical codes contain guiding principles. These serve to help practitioners in their decisions and practice by a set of standards that are expected of a healthcare practitioner. Beneficence is striving to do well and to do the best for every patient. This recognizes that a practitioner has a duty of care to every patient and that paramount is the objective to do good so that every patient leaves the practice in a better state than when they entered, or at the very least, not in a worse condition. This requires balancing the risks and benefits of treatment and making decisions that will optimize the benefits and minimize the risks of harm. Respect for autonomy requires a practitioner to respect the choices and decisions that a patient makes about his/her health. This involves keeping the patients informed of their condition, treatment choices, and options so that decisions made are based on pertinent facts. Justice entails being fair to all patients in a way that transgresses legal justice. It includes deciding how much time is spent on a patient, how many and what types of resources are devoted to the treatment of that patient, and how this compares to the time and resources distributed to other patients.

Course Outcomes

Acquire wide academic exposure to different departments of an eye.
Gain opportunities to practice independently in outreach camps.
Learn from renowned ophthalmologists and experienced optometrists.

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