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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Eye care services"”.
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Determinants of seeking eye care services among Grade 8 to 12 learners in Giyani, South Africa
See the attached abstract below
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Making decisions about the future of health systems
… support from the Swiss Red Cross (SRC) in eye care services in the Brong Ahaforegion, Ghana.Methods: Between July 2008 and January 2010, multiple case study approaches were appliedto measure the sustainability of activities, identify the main shocks affecting health systems,and analyse the …
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Perceptions of cataracts and cataract services of elderly persons in Mathangwane, Botswana
… 60% of blindness is due to cataract. Health services in Botswana are free, as are cataract services. Despite the free health services offered, the Batswana do not fully utilize the available eye care services especially the cataract services. Many Batswana access health care in public …
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“The graduates of the Postgraduate Diploma in Community Eye Health: how do they manage?”
The Postgraduate Diploma in Community Eye Health (PgDCEH) has been offered at the University of Cape Town, South Africa since 2009 to develop management capacity in support of the delivery of effective and efficient eye care services in sub-Saharan Africa. We investigated how graduates applied the …
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Exploring public health intervention strategies to address barriers and challenges in the prevention of avoidable blindness due to glaucoma in Anambra State, Nigeria
… the need for countries to address the issue of eye health with increased effort. However, due to scarcity of both human and material resources in Nigeria and many other developing countries health care is often marginalised; especially eye health. This contributes to the rise in prevalence of …
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A strategic management framework for eye care service delivery organisations in developing countries.
… blindness will continue. In recent years, eye care service delivery organisations have assumed a greater level of responsibility for addressing the problem of avoidable blindness. A number of successful approaches have been designed and implemented to expand the delivery of eye care …