. Published online 10 June, 2013
ICEH Education
Articles in this issue –
- Using Peace Corps volunteers in community eye health
- Equipment repaired is equipment gained
- Popularising eye health services in southern Mexico: community workers meet a felt need
- Protecting yourself and your patients from COVID-19 in eye care
- Oculoplastic surgery in Madagascar: a review
- How much trachomatous trichiasis is there? A guide to calculating district-level estimates
- Assistance in developing a custom-made prosthetic eye service
- Community engagement in eye care: working with and for communities
- How can we improve patient care?
- About this issue
- Running a safe eye service for patients and personnel
- Ageing: a global perspective
- Cataract complications
- Communication technology for eye care
- Low vision care: the need to maximise visual potential
- Microbial keratitis: a community eye health approach
- Traditional healers in prevention of blindness
- Cataract services: ensuring access for everyone
- Why does research matter?
- Why should we continue to learn?
- Diabetic retinopathy (DR): everybody’s business
- About this issue
- Global initiative for the elimination of avoidable blindness
- What’s new at the back of the eye?
- Retinoblastoma: a curable, rare and deadly blinding disease
- Improving eye care for children
- Facing up to disability
- Inequality and inequity in eye health
- About this issue
- Improving cataract services: better access, better outcomes, better value
- Medicines for eye health
- Refractive errors: magnitude of the need
- Importance of affordable eye care
- Preventing vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy
- Responding to COVID-19 in eye health
- When your eye patient is a child
- Learning surgical skills for eye care
- The rights of blind people
- This is a sample article using all the typical elements found in an article for the Community Eye Health Journal
- Research and training programmes
- Using a case study approach to document ‘preferred practices’ in MDA
- Visual fields interpretation in glaucoma: a focus on static automated perimetry
- Working towards sustainable eye care at district hospitals in Viet Nam
- Prevalence of eyelid lesions in cutaneous leishmaniasis in Pakistan
- Safer ocular anaesthesia
- Field testing project to pilot World Health Organization global eye health indicators in Latin America: lessons learned thus far
- Planning a programme to prevent visual loss from diabetic retinopathy
- Inequities in eye care in South Asia
- Approaching full cost recovery: the IAM NOOR eye care programme
- Universal eye health: increasing access for the poorest
- Trends in Gender and Blindness in India
- Vision testing to prevent road traffic accidents in Kenya
- Inequities in cataract surgical coverage in South Asia
- DR services in Fiji: attitudes, barriers and screening practices
- Reaching the unreached in Sunderbans
- From the field: Educating DR patients on gaining better diabetes control
- Letter to the editor: Emel Hospital, Syria
- Empowering patients with diabetic retinopathy
- Diabetic retinopathy in Swaziland
- The Scottish Diabetic Retinopathy Screening programme
From our South Asia Edition –
- The role of advocacy and communication in reducing ROP in India
- Understanding definitions of visual impairment and functional vision
- Importance of integrating eye health into school health initiatives
- Nepal: self-reliant in ophthalmic human resources
- Development of retinopathy of prematurity
- Recent advances in retinal imaging and diagnostics
- Key community eye health messages
- Ensuring primary eye care at the school level: a national eye care initiative in Bangladesh
- Common eye diseases in school going children
- Ocular emergencies in the South Asia region
- Classification of retinopathy of prematurity: from then till now
- Managing demand generation with evidence
- The role of community health workers in prevention of blindness due to ROP
- Primary eye care through vision centres—key to universal eye health
- Developing an integrated school eye health programme in Pakistan
- Myopia: an emerging public health challenge in South Asia
- Screening for ROP
- The role of allied ophthalmic personnel in achieving universal eye health coverage in South Asia
- Ocular surface disorders
- Human Resources for eye health in South Asia
- Promoting technology-enabled primary eye care in South-East Asia
- Hospital-based community eye health programme: A model for elimination of avoidable blindness on a sustainable basis
- Spectacle dispensing for myopia at primary eye care level
- Treatment of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)
- Growing demand for nursing in eye care in Sri Lanka
- Prevention, diagnosis & management of dry eye in South Asia
- Paediatric eye care team: a comprehensive approach
- Primary eye care model in India
- REACH: An innovative model for child eye health
- Current trends in surgical management of myopia
- Role of neonatal team including nurses in prevention of ROP
- Ophthalmic nurses in vision centres in Bangladesh
- Allergic conjunctivitis
- Competency-based assessment as a reliable skill building strategy for allied ophthalmic personnel
- Strategies to improve delivery of primary eye care in public health care institutions in Sri Lanka
- School eye health in Nepal: A holistic model
- Models for correction of myopia in South Asia region
- Innovations in technology and service delivery to improve Retinopathy of Prematurity care
- Eye care for the people by the people: a case study from the Sundarbans
- Ocular surface injuries & management
Continuing professional development –
- Test yourself – Continuous professional development
- Picture quiz: Issue 89
- Diagnose this quiz: Issue 85
- Picture Quiz: Issue 97, May 2017
- Time to reflect: Microbial keratitis
- Test yourself: Everyone matters
- Test yourself: Cataract services
- Time to reflect: Everyone matters
- Time to reflect: Cataract services
- Test yourself: Disability and diversity
- Picture quiz: Issue 93, July 2016
- Test yourself: Microbial keratitis
- Diagnose this quiz: Issue 81
- Test your knowledge and understanding
- Picture Quiz
- Test yourself: Patient safety in low-income countries
- Time to reflect: Patient safety
- Time to reflect: Teamwork for eye care
- Picture quiz: Issue 90
- Time to reflect: Postoperative care
- Test yourself: Teamwork for eye care
- Diagnose this quiz: Issue 82
- Picture quiz: Issue 94, October 2016
- Picture quiz: Issue 86
- Test yourself: Postoperative care
- Test your knowledge and understanding – School eye health
- Picture Quiz, Issue 98, August 2017
- Picture Quiz
- Time to reflect. Eye injuries: improving our practice
- Test yourself. Eye injuries: improving our practice
- Diagnose this quiz: Issue 83
- Picture quiz: Issue 87
- Ocular Trauma Score: case study and quiz
- Test yourself: Balancing the books
- Picture quiz: Issue 95, February 2017
- Test yourself: Non-communicable eye diseases
- Picture quiz: Issue 91, January 2016
- Test yourself: Ocular surface disorders
- Test your knowledge and understanding
- Picture Quiz
News and notices –
- New World Health Organization guidelines
- NEW free online course!
- PlenOptika
- Appasamy Associates
- Aurolab – An IAPB valued supplier
- The IAPB valued supplier scheme
- New issue: Communication technology for eye care
- Primary Eye Care Webinar – Register Now
- Glaucoma Webinar – Register Now
- International Ophthalmic Nurses’ Association (IONA) launched
- Prochain numéro
- International Ophthalmic Nurses’ Association (IONA) launched
- New article: Creating a safe space for patients and staff members in eye care facilities
- New article: Innovative tools to advance trachoma elimination in the context of COVID-19
- New article: Infection control for safety and quality
- New article: The role of an infection control and prevention nurse
- New article: The Lancet Global Health Commission on Global Eye Health: key findings
- New article: The role of management in providing safe eye care delivery
- Free online courses now available ‘On demand’
- New article: Eye care where there are no ophthalmologists: the Uganda experience
- New article: The importance of the perioperative nurse
- New Article : Ophthalmic nurses: vital team members in the push for better eye health
- New article : Recognising the role of ophthalmic nurses and allied ophthalmic personnel in eye care
- New article: The many roles of an ophthalmic nurse in a tertiary eye institution
- New article : Ophthalmic nurses: meeting the need for human resources to end trachoma
- ROP treatment challenges webinar
- New article #109 – An eye hospital’s humanitarian response to COVID-19
- New article #109 – Understanding COVID-19: the virus
- IAPB Updates
- London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine updates
- Courses
- International Centre for Eye Health updates
- New articles – #109 – Responding to COVID-19 in eye health
- The importance of planning in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic
- New article: Personal protective equipment for COVID-19 in eye care
- COVID-19 and Ophthalmology in African Eye Units: conference recordings now available
- New article: Protecting yourself and your patients from COVID-19 in eye care
- Online Conference on Ophthalmology and COVID-19 in African units
- Master of Surgery (ChM) in Clinical Ophthalmology
- Courses