What is the national policy on vision protection?

National vision care policies are not detailed in any specific law, but are usually included in policies and regulations related to public health, education, and medical care. Because vision care involves multiple fields such as public health and education, its policy formulation and implementation also involve multiple government departments and agencies.
Public health policy aspects:
As an important part of public health, vision care is usually included in the national public health service system. The government will formulate relevant policies and plans to prevent and control the occurrence and development of vision problems.
For example, the government may promote eye health knowledge and raise public awareness of vision protection; at the same time, it will also strengthen the supervision of the visual environment in schools and kindergartens to ensure students' eye hygiene.
Education policy aspects:
The education department also plays an important role in vision care. The government will require schools to incorporate vision protection into daily education and teaching to ensure that students have sufficient rest time and appropriate eye distance.
In addition, the education department will also promote schools to carry out vision monitoring and screening work to promptly identify and address students' vision problems.
Medical and health policy aspects:
The medical and health department is responsible for providing professional vision diagnosis and treatment services. The government will increase investment in ophthalmic medical resources to improve the level and quality of ophthalmic medical services.
At the same time, the government will also encourage and support the research and development and innovation of ophthalmic medical technology to provide more technological support for vision care.
Although laws such as the "People's Republic of China's Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Law" mainly focus on the prevention and control of infectious diseases, they also reflect the government's attention to public health issues and the adoption of prevention and control measures. In terms of vision care, the government will also take a series of measures to protect the public's eye health. However, specific vision care policies may vary depending on factors such as region and time, so it is recommended to pay attention to the latest policy announcements issued by local governments and relevant departments.