This is an executive summary report of a survey carried out across England by RNIB. It involved responses from 91 ophthalmologists and 59 ophthalmic nurses to identify sizeable problems like a significant increase in demand for services, lack of proper planning for eye health.
Source: rnib.org.uk
This report is a compilation of the most recent and available data on health and other related indicators from 194 member states of the world health organisation (WHO).
Click the document below to access the following key messages:
Source: who.int
This is a structured report which outlines the purpose and framework of a 5-year programme aimed at improving water, sanitation and hygiene (wash) and water resource management through civil society organisations.
Source: watershed.nl
The cataract challenge report released in 2000 was an insight towards the 2020 vision of preventing and eliminating cataract blindness. Major areas of focus include cataract surgical rate, barriers to cataract surgery, cataract surgery statistics in 1990-2000 which could provide a forecast of blindness and vision impairment towards another two decades.
Source: cehjournal.org
A 10-page report on the nationwide population-based survey on 5100 participants aged 50 and over. It took place in Bhutan between December 2017 to February 2018 by the Ministry of Health with support from the International Agency of Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and Lions Club International Foundation (LCIF).
This report focuses on various factors like:
Source: iapb.org
This report is a short review on the inequities in eye care faced by low and middle-income countries. Cataract surgical rate (CSR) being one of the most important indicator, is used as a measure to identify and categorise the inequities within eye health in South-Asia.
Source: cehjournal.org
