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Evidence-Based Optometry

Scientific studies are conducted differently and it is important to assess each study you intend to use for patient care to ensure that it is relatively free of bias.

Depending on the type of study you are analyzing, you will be answering different questions to assess its methodological quality. Critical appraisal checklists can be found at:




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