Optometry, as a primary provider of eye care, not only focuses on visual health but also intersects with ethical considerations in various dimensions. In the evolving landscape of optometry, ethical discussions revolve around the responsible integration of teleoptometry services. Ensuring that virtual consultations maintain the same standards of care, patient confidentiality, and informed consent as traditional in-person visits becomes paramount. Ethical practices also extend to addressing potential biases in algorithms used for vision assessments, emphasizing equity in eye care. As optometry continues to play a critical role in preventive eye health, ethical frameworks adapt to guide practitioners in embracing technological advancements while maintaining the highest standards of patient care, accessibility, and fairness.
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