World health organization

Vision and eye screening implementation handbook

Source: VCA Vision and eye screening implementation handbook The WHO Vision and Eye Screening Implementation Handbook (VESIH) guides vision screenings in community and primary care settings. It offers strategies for effective screenings in low-resource environments, addresses different screening methods, and provides recommendations to improve refractive error services, supporting WHO’s SPECS 2030 goals.

Bringing high-impact, good-quality and low-cost eye care closer to home: a case study of Klinik Katarak-Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia

Source: VCA Bringing high-impact, good-quality and low-cost eye care closer to home: a case study of Klinik Katarak-Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia Health innovation introduces new methods to improve health and equity. The first ‘Innovation for Health’ report features a Malaysian case study on expanding cataract surgery access, examining its challenges and successes to guide other countries…

Guidance on the analysis and use of routine health information systems: eye and ear care module

Source: VCA Guidance on the analysis and use of routine health information systems: eye and ear care module This guidance document supports integrating eye and ear care into routine health facility reporting. It helps analyze data using standard indicators and offers interpretation tips. It’s intended for policymakers, program planners, facility managers, and service providers.

Guide to applying the WHO Eye Care Competency Framework

Source: VCA Guide to applying the WHO Eye Care Competency Framework The WHO Eye Care Competency Framework (ECCF) aids in workforce planning by defining performance expectations for eye care professionals. This guide offers a step-by-step approach for adapting the ECCF to specific contexts and developing competency frameworks or curricula, with four case studies illustrating its…

TOBACCO & VISION LOSS

Source: VCA TOBACCO & VISION LOSS This sixth Tobacco Knowledge Summary highlights the link between tobacco use and vision loss. Created by WHO, the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, and the University of Newcastle, it aims to advocate for tobacco control and engage eye care professionals in addressing tobacco-related health effects.