Testing acuity of vision in general practice: reaching recommended standard
BMJPublished 26 November 1994Open access
J C Pandit
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I examined whether general practice surgeries complied with standards on illumination and distances and randomly selected 24 of the 48 main general practices that fell within the boundaries of the former Torbay District Health Authority.
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