Eye Care Suffers Workforce Crunch

The eye care model of Nepal has been deemed a success. The Vitamin A supplementation programme and trachoma elimination are successful eye care programmes in the country. However, the number of blind people has almost been the same over the past 30 years. Furthermore, cataracts, uncorrected refractive errors, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy have emerged as the most common eye disorders. Women continue to carry two-thirds of blindness, those living beyond district headquarters, marginalised and low-income ones everywhere, and vulnerable population like children have limited access to eye care services.

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Japan Hands Over the Advanced Medical Equipment

Japan Hands Over the Advanced Medical Equipment To Koshi Hospital, Enhancing Eye Care in Eastern Nepal

Everest Bank, Eye Care & Health Service reach agreement

KATHMANDU, DECEMBER 28: Everest Bank Limited and Eye Care & Health Services Pvt Ltd. have signed a medical service-related Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). As per the deal reached during a program held yesterday in the capital, the latter will offer a special discount of up to 10% on Surgery Procedures, Minor Investigation (Staff Only), Opticals, […] The post Everest Bank, Eye Care & Health Service reach agreement appeared first on Aarthiknews:: A leading business & economic news portal from Nepal.

437 people benefitted from free eye camp in Humla

HUMLA: A day-long free eye camp organized at the District Hospital, Humla, has benefitted 437 people. Of them 36 people would undergo cataract surgery on Wednesday. The camp was organized by Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Health Service Office, District Eye Care Centre, Humla chapter of Nepal Red Cross Society and Humla chapter of Nepal Netra […]