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Trends of contact lens prescribing in Jordan.pdf

Contact Lens and Anterior Eye 39 (2016) 385–388 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Contact Lens and Anterior Eye journal homepage: /locate/clae Short communication Trends of contact lens prescribing in Jordan Mera F. Haddada,*, May Bakkara, Yazan Gammohb, Philip Morganc a Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Department of Allied Medical Sciences, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid 22110, Jordan b Faculty of Pharmacy, Department of Optometry, Amman Al Ahliya University, Amman, Jordan c Eurolens Research, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom ARTICLE INFO Article history: Received 18 January 2016 Received in revised form 6 June 2016 Accepted 10 June 2016 Keywords: Jordan Contact lens Prescribing trends Survey Soft lens Rigid lens ABSTRACT Purpose: To evaluate contact lens prescribing trends among optometrists in Jordan. Methods: Optometrists from 173 practices in Jordan were surveyed about prescribing contact lenses in their practice. Practitioners were required to record information for the last 10 patients that visited their practice. Demographic data such as age and gender was obtained for each patient. In addition, data relating to lens type, lens design, replacement methods and the care regime advised to each patient were recorded. Practitioners were required to provide information relating to their education and years of experience. The in?uence of education and experience with respect to lens prescribing trends was explored using linear regression models for the proportions of lens types ?tted for patients. Results: A total of 1730 contact lens ?ts were analyzed. The mean (?SD) age of lens wearers was 26.6 (?7.9) years, of whom 65% were female. Conventional hydrogel lenses were the most prescribed lenses, accounting for 60.3% of the ?ts, followed by silicone hydrogel lenses (31.3%), and rigid lenses (8.4%). In terms of lens design, spherical lenses appeared to be most commonly prescribed on monthly basis. Daily disposab