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Epidemiological considerations in predicting regional vision health care needs.

The use of crude practitioner to population ratios when age-specific ratios are more appropriate can lead to significant errors in estimates of the need for health care manpower. A comparison of these 2 methods is made using age-specific data for Florida as an example. A brief survey of other epidemiological factors affecting clinical manpower projections is given.