Indian Supplement

Community Eye Health Journal is published and distributed in India with a 4-page Indian supplement for “VISION 2020: The Right to Sight - India Forum” by the International Centre for Advancement of Rural Eye Care, L V Prasad Eye Institute.

To subscribe to the Indian edition of the Journal please contact: International Centre for Advancement of Rural Eye Care, L V Prasad Eye Institute, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500 034, India. Email: JCEH-India@lvpei.org.

The Indian Supplement is supported by ORBIS, Sightsavers International, cbm, Operation Eyesight Univeral, LVPEI.

     

Editorial board
Dr AS Rathore
Dr Parikshit Gogate
Dr GVS Murthy
Dr Praveen K Nirmalan
Dr GV Rao
Dr BR Shamanna
Dr Asim Kumar Sil

Editorial assistance
Dr Rohit Khanna, Dr Usha Raman, Mr Sam Balasundaram, Ms Sarika Jain Antony

Indian Supplement Journals Index

Vol.22 2009

69. Role of mid level ophthalmic professionals in Nepal – experiences to share!

 

Vol.21 2008

68. National programme for control of blindess (NPCB) in the eleventh (11th) five-year plan period
67. Integrating the sustainability concept within ORBIS India eye care programmes
66. Eye health care for the elderly: A collaborative effort
65. Present status of the national programme for control of blindness in India

Vol.20 2007

64. Extending eye-care in the Thar Desert, India: The GRAVIS experience
63. Rapid assessment methods in eye care and their use in assessing refractive errors
62. How to assess and plan for the management of visually challenged children in the context of multiple “different-abilities”

Vol.19 2006

60. Creating demand for cataract surgery & meeting it: the Sankara way!
59. Understanding the genetics of primary glaucomas in the Indian population
58. A comparison of static and mobile facilities for primary eye care & refractive error services

Vol.18 2005

56. Community participation in addressing the challenges of childhood blindness
55. A model for eye care service delivery to urban underprivileged populations in New Delhi
54. An infrastructure model for the implementation of VISION 2020: The Right to Sight
53. Primary prevention of red eye in the Indian context

Vol.17 2004

52. Surgical audit at H.V.Desai Eye Hospital, Pune: causes of poor postoperative visual outcome
51. Bridging the gap: barriers at community level, between service providers and receivers
50. Childhood cataracts: aetiology and management
49. Setting up low vision care services in the developing world