It was awarded the prestigious FICCI Healthcare Excellence award for operational excellence in 2012. Centre for Sight has its eye bank at Preet Vihar, Delhi.Ĭentre For Sight won the prestigious Frost & Sullivan award as the eyecare provider company of the year 2010 & 2014, an affirmation of its values. It is registered in many states under the Nursing Home Act by the Directorate General of Health Services. It is on the panel of many reputed public sector undertakings, corporates, and TPAs.Ĭentre for Sight offers the entire range of modern ophthalmic treatments to its patients. Driven by the mission to provide the best eye care to all, it is registered in many states under the Nursing Home Act by the Directorate General of Health Services. Centre for Sight is the pioneer in high-quality vision care for over two decades. Mahipal S Sachdev, an eminent ophthalmologist, and Padma Shri awardee, Centre for Sight (CFS) is a leading eye care provider in India. In order to attain UEHC and use the IPCEC model, each country in the region should invest substantially more in structured eye care delivery and workforce.Established in1996 by Dr. By adopting the IPCEC the WHO SEA countries would require at least 429,802 community workers, 164,784 allied ophthalmic personnel and 10,744 ophthalmologists in the public facilities in 2030.
The estimated WHO SEA region share of world population is likely to increase from 38.39% in 2020 to 44.32% in 2030, and so also will be the visually impaired people.
Cataract and uncorrected refractive errors were the common causes of blindness and MSVI, respectively. The model is based on the estimated or projected population of the member states in 20.ĭata from the ten member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) SEA show that the magnitude of blindness and moderate to severe visual impairment (MSVI) has decreased between 19, but still higher than global average. The data sources on the magnitude of blindness and visual impairment in the SEA region included reports of the Vision Loss Expert Group, most recent population-based studies from the member states and unpublished data from the study teams. This study provides an estimation of capacity building of facilities and workforce to attain UEHC through IPCEC in South East Asia (SEA) beyond 2020. The World Report on Vision suggests that universal eye health coverage (UEHC) can be achieved through an integrated people-centered eye care (IPCEC) delivery.
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