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Start Over Descriptor "EYE care" Topic health services accessibility Publisher international centre for eye health (iceh), london school of hygiene & tropical medicine
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3. The principles of good eye care research.

Author

Gilbert, Clare and Murthy, GVS

Subjects
*PRIVACY, *HEALTH services accessibility, *EYE care, *MEDICAL care costs, *TRANSPORTATION of patients, *HEALTH literacy, *CATARACT surgery, *DECISION making, *MEDICAL ethics, *ACCESS to information
Published
2022

5. Growing our eye care service: the story of Visualiza Eye Care System.

Author

Yee Melgar, Mariano

Subjects
*MEDICAL quality control, *MEDICAL office management, *STRATEGIC planning, *HEALTH services accessibility, *BUSINESS management of health facilities, *EYE care, *MEDICAL care costs, *CATARACT surgery, *PATIENTS' attitudes, *HEALTH attitudes, *TECHNOLOGY, *PROPRIETARY hospitals, *FINANCIAL management
Published
2022

6. Medicines for eye health.

Author

Kyari, Fatima and Wolvaardt, Elmien

Subjects
*TEAMS in the workplace, *HEALTH services accessibility, *EYE care, *OPHTHALMIC drugs, *DRUGS, *QUALITY assurance, *INTERPROFESSIONAL relations, *COMMUNICATION, *PATIENT compliance, *EYE diseases
Published
2023

10. mHealth for eye care: what is possible?

Author

Morjaria, Priya and Massie, Jessica

Subjects
*CELL phones, *EVALUATION of medical care, *HEALTH services accessibility, *EYE care, *HUMAN services programs, *QUALITY assurance, *DRUGS, *PATIENT compliance, *PATIENT education, *TELEMEDICINE
Published
2022

13. Running an inclusive and accessible teleophthalmology service for people with disabilities.

Author

Shukla, Kriti

Subjects
*BLINDNESS, *MEDICAL consultation, *HEALTH services accessibility, *EYE care, *SPEECH disorders, *COMMUNICATION barriers, *DEVELOPMENTAL disabilities, *HEARING disorders, *VISION disorders, *PEOPLE with disabilities, *OPHTHALMOLOGY, *PSYCHOLOGICAL adaptation, *PEOPLE with intellectual disabilities, *TELEMEDICINE
Published
2022

14. Communication technology for eye care.

Author

Shukla, Kriti, Das, Anthony Vipin, Sapkota, Yuddha Dhoj, and Morjaria, Priya

Subjects
*MEDICAL consultation, *HEALTH services accessibility, *EYE care, *SERIAL publications, *MOBILE apps, *MEDICAL care, *DIGITAL health, *TELEMEDICINE
Published
2022

20. Primary eye care in Bhutan: achievements and challenges.

Author

Nor Tshering Lepcha and Indra Prasad Sharma

Subjects
*EVALUATION of medical care, *STRATEGIC planning, *HEALTH services accessibility, *EYE care, *MEDICAL personnel, *PRIMARY health care, *QUALITY assurance, *EYE diseases
Published
2021

23. How policy makers can support primary eye health care.

Author

Allen, Luke and Burton, Matthew

Subjects
*HEALTH services accessibility, *CLINICAL governance, *EYE care, *LEADERSHIP, *EXECUTIVES, *PRIMARY health care, *LABOR supply, *FINANCIAL management, *HEALTH promotion
Published
2021

35. Improving access to refractive and eye health services.

Author

Bilotto, Luigi, Morton, Michael, Casas Luque, Luisa, Terry, Rob, Stern, Judith, and Naidoo, Kesi

Subjects
*TREATMENT of eye refractive errors, *BLINDNESS, *EYE care, *HEALTH promotion, *HEALTH services accessibility, *OPTOMETRY, *PATIENT education, *VISION disorders
Abstract

The article focuses on the requirement of human resources in optometry in comparison to the present refractionists for the detection of uncorrected refractive error (URE) in medical services.

Published
2015

36. Ophthalmic nursing services in Botswana.

Author

Molao, Chatawana

Subjects
*EYE care, *HEALTH, *HEALTH services accessibility, *MEDICAL care, *MEDICAL specialties & specialists, *OPHTHALMOLOGY, *PATIENTS, *SERIAL publications, DEVELOPING countries
Abstract

A case study is presented focusing on the state of ophthalmic nursing services in Botswana. It observes that as of June 2014, the majority of ophthalmic nurses in the Botswana are practicing in urban areas because of the relative lack of financial incentives available in rural communities. It adds that Botswana's Ministry of Health has increased its efforts to offer more professional development opportunities for nurses and to integrate ophthalmic services within the mainstream health system.

Published
2014

37. Disability: recommendations for eye programmes.

Author

Cook, Colin, Qureshi, Babar, Kapoor, Harpreet, Misquith, Dominic, and Lewis, David

Subjects
*EYE care, *HEALTH services accessibility, *PEOPLE with disabilities, *WOMEN, *COMMUNITY-based social services
Abstract

The article provides recommendations for the inclusion of people with disabilities in eye care which includes identifying internal and external barriers to access, based on gender and age consider additional needs, and people with disabilities can be employed to work in eye clinics. INSET: Improving access for women and girls with disabilities.

Published
2013

38. Low vision: we can all do more.

Author

Minto, Hasan and Gilbert, Clare

Subjects
*EYE care, *BLINDNESS, *LOW vision, *HEALTH services accessibility, *SERIAL publications, *SOCIAL support, *THERAPEUTICS, *PREVENTION
Abstract

The authors note the importance of vision for day-to-day functioning and highlight the problems faced by people with low vision. They suggest that low vision prevents many from looking after themselves without help, while reducing others' ability to pursue an education, look after children or earn an income. They opine that with proper support, people with low vision can make more effective use of their sight to do the things they want and need to do.

Published
2012

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