Survey data shows that using ancillary personnel boosts productivity in eye care practices, suggesting enhanced service delivery.
Data collected by a survey of ophthalmologists and optometrists in 1974 show the use of ancillary personnel in ophthalmologiesl and optometric practices of various types. Aides were widely used and appear to increase productivity in both optometric and ophthalmological practices.
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Robert M. Refowitz (1982) studied this question.
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