Comm Eye Health South Asia Vol. 31 No. 102 2018. Published online 05 November, 2018
Human resources for eye health in South Asia
A strong eye health workforce is essential if we are to achieve the goal of universal eye health for all. Setting aside funds to train, recruit and employ eye health workers, and motivate them to stay where they are needed, should be seen as an investment rather than a cost. In this issue, 18 authors from five continents share the lessons they have learnt. Their stories remind us that the eye health workforce is made up of individual human beings, all of whom deserve to be valued and treated with respect. We look forward to your feedback – what have you tried, and what did you learn?
- Human resources for eye health in South Asia
- Paediatric eye care team: a comprehensive approach
- Competency-based assessment as a reliable skill building strategy for allied ophthalmic personnel
- Building an eye care team in rural areas: a central Indian case study
- Nepal: self-reliant in ophthalmic human resources
- Football to eyeball: thinking out of the box to create an ophthalmic talent pool in difficult geographies
- Effective engagement of community health workers in primary eye care in India
- Evidence-based management of eye care delivery
- VISION 2020 INDIA’s annual conference
- Diabetic retinopathy in Nepal: An update