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Opticians urged to embrace emerging technologies to improve eye care services

Frank Quarshie Ofori (with mic) is the National President of the Opticians Association of Ghana Opticians have been urged to embrace emerging technologies and strengthen professional standards to improve access to quality optical care services in the country.
He was speaking at the 13th Annual General Meeting of the Association in Tamale on the theme: “Strengthening Opticianry Practice in Ghana: Quality Care and Emerging Technologies.
Frank Quarshie Ofori, National President of the Opticians Association of Ghana, who made the call, said improving access to optical services required innovative approaches to service delivery, effective regulation and increased investment in underserved communities.
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