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investigate potential mobile ophthalmic unit schoolyard improve followup rate children failed optometric inschool screening program previously optometric program made referrals center 53 students attended desired ophthalmology consultation cohort study students conducted elementary school lots socioeconomically disadvantaged communities mobile ophthalmic unit visited schools students parental consent needed examination identified inschool optometric vision care program total 132 students referred optometric program 95 72 complete signed consent forms eightytwo patients 62 confidence interval 54 70 successfully seen mobile unit compared historical rate successful completion ophthalmology consultation 53 statistically significant improvement followup noted p 036 likert scale 1 5 mean school nurse satisfaction rating 48 findings demonstrate potential impact mobile eye clinics schools connecting children ophthalmic care j pediatr ophthalmol strabismus 2016536344348