MANUALS for DEVELOPING EYE HEALTH INTERVENTIONS Pankaj Vishwakarma Head of Programme Development Sightsavers India IAPB 9th General Assembly, Hyderabad 18th September 2012

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Manual for planning of Tertiary Eye Care Services ROLE AND SCOPE OF TERTIARY EYE CARE SERVICES PATIENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR ESTABLISHING TERTIARY EYE CARE SERVICES CLINICAL SUB-SPECIALITIES SUPPORT SERVICES MANAGEMENT RESEARCH FOR EVIDENCE TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTRE TO CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

Handbook on Equipping a Secondary Eye Hospital* MEDICAL RECORDS OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT STERILISATION CATARACT SERVICES SUB SPECIALTY BASED OPHTHALMIC CARE SUPPORT SERVICES OPTICAL SHOP AND PHARMACY COMMUNITY OUTREACH MANAGEMENT PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT * The Handbook is developed by V 2020 The Right to Sight India

Vision Centre Manual* What is Vision Centre Functions of a Vision Center Advantages of a Vision Center Vision Centre premises Layout of the Vision Center Equipment needs for a Vision Center Furniture Drugs and consumables at a Vision Centre Stationery at Vision Centre Personnel at a Vision Centre Support from a Secondary Center Expected workload at a Vision Centre Activities at a Vision Center Financial sustainability DO's and DON'Ts for medicines Quality assurance at a Vision Centre MIS at a Vision Center Monitoring of Vision Center activities * The Manual is developed by Dr. R P Centre, AIIMS, N. Delhi & Supported by ORBIS

INFORMATION ON DIABETES AND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY Guidelines for Comprehensive Management of Diabetic Retinopathy in India INFORMATION ON DIABETES AND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY MAGNITUDE OF DIABETES AND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY DISEASE CONTROL HUMAN RESOURCE REQUIRED AND ITS DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE & EQUIPMENT HEALTH INFORMATION FOR BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES

Guidelines for Comprehensive Management of Low Vision in India* LOW VISION DEFINITIONS MAGNITUDE OF LOW VISION, BARRIERS AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES CAUSES OF LOW VISION LOW VISION ASSESSMENT LOW VISION DEVICES REHABILITATION OF PERSON WITH LOW VISION HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT SERVICE DELIVERY INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVICES NETWOKING AND LINKAGES LIST OF MANUFACTURERS AND SUPPLIERS *Manual development jointly supported by SIGHTSAVERS & CBM

Guidelines for Management of School Eye Health Programme in India Refractive errors in school children Activities under school eye health programme Plan the activities Arrange for Refraction Arrange for Spectacles Identify and train school teachers Conduct the Screening Monitor the progress Evaluate the programme Delivery of services and Recommendations Health Education

Paramedic Ophthalmic Assistant Refresher Training Manual Objectives of the training To enhance the existing skills of ophthalmic assistants/technicians To ensure orientation in identifying refractive errors   To ensure orientation on common pediatric eye care problems   To give exposure in latest technology in the field of ophthalmology including preventive maintenance of equipment To provide exposure in organizing community eye care programs,   To update the PMOAs to current developments, Developed by SSNC, Chitrakoot & supported by SIghtsavers

Guidelines for the Management of Cataract in India Case selection for cataract surgery Preoperative Cataract Surgery Protocol Pre operative protocol for management of systemic diseases Biometry Surgical protocol for cataract surgery Post operative protocol for management of cataract surgery Protocols for Operating Room Sterilization Protocols For Sterilization Of Instruments Aseptic protocols Monitoring and surveillance of sterilization procedures Checklists for Operating Rooms

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