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Optometry in Ghana : ウィキペディア英語版 | Optometry in Ghana
Optometry is a relatively new field in eye care in Ghana. ==History== Optometry is a new field in the eye care system of Ghana. The Eye Secretariat of Ghana is the Ghana Ministry of Health agency concerned with eye care in the country. Ghana's first optometrist, Kofivi Monny, is regarded as a key contributor to the development of optometry there. Monny was trained in Nigeria, and returned to practice optometry after his training. He was the main brain behind the set-up of the Department of Optometry in University of Cape Coast to offer the Doctor of Optometry program and was also a senior lecturer in the department. He also served as a lecturer in KNUST when the program began. The first optometry school in Ghana started in the KNUST Department of Physics in 1992. The first class had just five students and was instructed by Monny. It initially offered only postgraduate degrees, but soon also offered bachelor's degrees. In 2004, just as the first batch of optometrists with the bachelor's degrees had graduated, they were enrolled for the two-year Doctor of Optometry (O.D) program. In 2002, the University of Cape Coast also began a Doctor of Optometry program.
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