New Jersey State
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Summary of the New Jersey State Guidelines
1. Required Screenings
In the state of New Jersey, vision screening recommendations emphasize a digital-first approach, utilizing software tools to assess key visual functions in children.
- Visual Acuity: Evaluates a child’s ability to see clearly at various distances.
- Depth Perception (Stereopsis): Screens for three-dimensional vision capabilities.
- Color Vision: Identifies color vision deficiencies, which may not be addressed in standard screenings.
- Automatic Chart Selection: The screening platform selects the appropriate chart based on the child's age or ability level.
2. Screening Referral Criteria (Criteria for Passing Vision Test)
- The GLD-Vision® program aligns with AAPOS (American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus) national standards.
- Referral criteria are embedded into the platform, removing the need for manual result interpretation.
- Results are generated instantly and stored in a secure, accessible online system.
3. Children Who Should Bypass Screening
While New Jersey does not provide a specific list, the following groups typically bypass vision screening:
- Children already under treatment for diagnosed vision impairments
- Children with recent eye exams from an optometrist or ophthalmologist
4. Required Tools OR Important Changes to Tools Used/Discontinued
GLD-Vision® Platform Features:
- Web-Based Software: Can be used on any browser-enabled device
- Interactive Exercises: Helps prevent chart memorization, ensuring accuracy
- No Physical Charts: Digital environment replaces printed materials
- No Installation or Training Required: Designed for ease-of-use by non-certified screeners
Automated Benefits:
- Automatic chart selection based on the child’s age or developmental level
- Instant result generation stored securely in a HIPAA/FERPA-compliant system
- No manual data entry: Reduces risk of error and administrative burden