Every second Thursday in October, the global eye health community has an opportunity to turn awareness into action. World Sight Day brings governments, health organizations, clinicians, educators, and communities together […]
HelpMeSee and HMS Vision Private Limited, in collaboration with Sri Sankaradeva Nethralaya (SSDN), announced the successful completion of a four-and-a-half-month simulation-based cataract surgical training operation in Guwahati that provided 51 ophthalmologists with access to surgical skills training closer to where they live and work.
By Laura Straub According to statistics released earlier this year, cataract remains the leading cause of blindness worldwide. More than 15.2 million people are blind from cataract and another 78.8
On World Sight Day, HelpMeSee is calling for greater investment in the skilled surgical workforce needed to address one of the world’s most treatable causes of blindness.
It’s estimated that 94 million adults age 50 and older live with vision impairment or blindness caused by untreated cataract, yet more than half of people who need cataract surgery globally do not have access to it. In the World Health Organization African Region, three in four people who need cataract surgery remain untreated.
When someone regains their sight after cataract surgery, the moment often feels miraculous. A grandmother sees her grandchildren clearly for the first time in years. A farmer returns to work.
As populations continue to age and demand for cataract surgery grows, healthcare systems around the world face a common challenge: building enough surgical capacity to meet the demand. While expanding
By Laura Straub Picture the first time you created a clear corneal incision, a capsulorrhexis, or inserted an IOL into the anterior chamber. Your hands weren’t steady. Your movements weren’t
For generations, cataract surgery education followed a familiar model: observe experienced surgeons, practice under supervision, and gradually gain confidence through live patient cases. While this apprenticeship model has produced skilled
How simulation, objective performance assessment, and deliberate practice are redefining how cataract surgeons learn. Imagine evaluating a pilot solely by whether an airplane landed safely. The outcome matters, but it
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HelpMeSee est une organisation à but non lucratif de type 501(c)(3) enregistrée aux États-Unis. La mission de HelpMeSee est d'éradiquer la cécité évitable due à la cataracte dans le monde entier. Nous y parvenons grâce à un programme innovant et évolutif de formation à la chirurgie de la cataracte basée sur la simulation. Notre programme couvre la chirurgie manuelle de la cataracte par petite incision (MSICS), le cours de formation par simulation à la phacoémulsification, le cours de formation par simulation à la suture et des cours supplémentaires. Ces offres permettent aux professionnels des soins oculaires d'affiner leurs compétences, de maîtriser les procédures vitales et d'exceller en ophtalmologie. Nous sommes déterminés à restaurer la vision des personnes souffrant de déficiences visuelles graves et de cécité induite par la cataracte dans le monde entier.
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