As part of our social responsibility mission to support the advancement of optometry and vision sciences in developing countries, Medical Hypothesis, Discovery & Innovation in Optometry (ISSN: 2693-8391), has established academic partnerships with professional optometry organizations in developing countries. These collaborations reflect IVORC’s commitment to strengthening international academic networks, scientific exchange, and supporting optometric communities through the sustainable cooperation.
Sudanese Optometry Society (SOS)
The Journal has established an Official Academic Collaboration with the Sudanese Optometry Society (SOS). This collaboration aims to promote research cooperation, scientific education, professional development, mentorship, and capacity building, including training in scientific writing and publication ethics, knowledge exchange, and professional networking opportunities.
The Sudanese Optometry Society serves as a principal professional body representing optometrists and eye-care practitioners in Sudan, bringing together clinicians, academics, and Sudanese optometry professionals nationally and internationally.
Association of Malaysian Optometrists (AMO)
The Journal has also established an Official Academic Collaboration with the Association of Malaysian Optometrists (AMO). This partnership supports research collaboration, scientific education, continuing professional development, mentorship, knowledge exchange, and professional networking.
Representing more than 1,000 optometrists nationwide, the Association of Malaysian Optometrists is committed to professional representation, continuing professional development, advancing professional excellence, strengthening the optometry profession, and improving vision-care standards across Malaysia.
Yemeni Society of Optometry (YSO)
The Medical Hypothesis, Discovery & Innovation in Optometry Journal (ISSN: 2693-8391) has established an Official Academic Collaboration with the Yemeni Society of Optometry (YSO) to support research, education, professional development, mentorship, and capacity building.
The partnership will promote knowledge exchange, international networking, research collaboration, and access to educational resources in optometry and vision science.
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