Rongjun Wu, Juan Chen, Qi Li, Hongcang Zhou
Reducing the influence of perfectionism and statistics anxiety on college student performance in statistics courses
Frontiers in psychology
optometrists look take every opportunity expand knowledge understanding skills pertaining vitreoretinal conditions despite existence acute eye care schemes upskilling optometrists many units still noticing large numbers poorquality referrals high false positive rates authors pondered whether schemes effective two different time points prospective analysis patients took place flashing lights floaters referrals coming secondary care royal glamorgan hospital wales uk following data captured exact source primary care referral diagnosis queried secondary care diagnoses made secondary care management decisions accuracy retinal break shafers sign detection also directly compared primary care secondary care using cohens kappa coefficient 2018 period n 51 patients included 202223 period n 100 patients included majority referrals periods optometrists 80 via wecs pathway common diagnoses queried retinal breaks 50 followed retinal detachments 20 interestingly 20 patients seen secondary care diagnosed normal examinations 20 13 patients discharged first visit eec statistically significant differences found accuracy retinal tear shafers identification primary secondary care settings high number false positive referrals coming secondary care wecs pathway clear training education needs identified