' 2003 Canadian Medical Association T articles in this issue of the journal deserve to be read by all surgeons no matter what their specialty or inclination. The uniting theme is the attempt to better quantify our actions and therefore set our resources to support those actions. The first paper is the one by Mitton and colleagues. None of the authors of this paper is a surgeon, but this article...

primary vision care is recommended for infants and young children .childhood is critical time to prevent loss of vision and to optimize treatment so some eye disorders in children must be diagnosed at this time.to detect risk factors and visual abnormalities, the eye screening done by pediatricians and other primary care providers is necessary. the process that should occur at each child visit ...