By Laura Straub Key Takeaways New research published in The Lancet Global Health underscores the fact that training more cataract surgeons is paramount. If we are going to achieve universal eye health coverage for all, […]
Key Takeaways Nigeria achieves a major milestone with its first in-country HelpMeSee-trained resident ophthalmologist Simulation-based cataract surgery training helps bridge the gap between practice and live surgical performance Limited surgical
Two experts share what mastery really looks like in the operating room. Manual small incision cataract surgery (MSICS) is often taught as a sequence of precise steps that include incision
By Laura Straub One in two people with a cataract, the leading cause of reversible blindness worldwide, lack access to cataract surgery. (1,) Although the answer to reducing the
When Dr. Uday Devgan, founder of CataractCoach and one of the most trusted voices in ophthalmology surgical education, highlights a new training model, the global cataract community pays attention. In his recent sponsored video featuring HelpMeSee, Dr. Devgan takes
HelpMeSee is featured in Healthier Together, a branded content series presented by the WHO Foundation. The short film showcases how HelpMeSee is addressing the global cataract backlog by training cataract surgical skills through high-fidelity, simulation-based surgical education. The content was paid for by Cisco and produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, the commercial content division of BBC Studios.
In a major milestone for eye health in Africa, HelpMeSee, in collaboration with Eleta Eye Institute (EEI) and Christian Blind Mission (CBM), is launching the HelpMeSee Simulation-based Training Center at EEI in Ibadan, Nigeria — a pioneering initiative designed to address the region’s cataract blindness epidemic through the most comprehensive Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS) simulation-based training program in the world.
In the fight against global blindness, particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), charity-based mission trips and NGOs supporting local foundations have historically been the frontline response. While they offer
Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS) is one of the most useful cataract surgery techniques in global ophthalmology. Unlike phacoemulsification, which depends on expensive and delicate equipment, MSICS can be
HelpMeSee, a global nonprofit committed to ending preventable cataract blindness, is honored to be featured in a compelling episode of Empowered, hosted by Meg Ryan airing on public television affiliates. This inspiring episode provides an in-depth look at the work HelpMeSee is pioneering in addressing the dire cataract blindness global health crisis through simulation-based training.
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HelpMeSee is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization registered in the United States. The HelpMeSee mission is to eradicate preventable cataract blindness globally. We achieve this through an innovative, scalable simulation-based cataract surgical training program. Our program covers Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS), Phacoemulsification Simulation-based Training Course, Suturing Simulation-based Training Course, and Supplementary Courses. These offerings empower eye care professionals to refine their skills, master vital procedures, and excel in ophthalmology. We are dedicated to restoring vision for those with severe visual impairment and cataract-induced blindness worldwide.
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