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WAEH Newsletter – February 2021

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18 February 2021 WAEH Webinar – The Patient Voice Patient Storytelling at MeetingsRenee Chmielewski, Manager Planning & Patient Experience, The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, Melbourne, AustraliaEvaluation of The Patient Experience within the Glaucoma and Medical Retina...

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WAEH Chair Talks – Episode 1

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WAEH Meet the Chair Dr. Vinay from the Suraj Eye Institute met with us online to present and tell us all about the Institute’s wonderful work and ambitions! We’d like to invite all of our WAEH members to a one-on-one meeting with our new chair Anders Boman! Register for the WAEH Chair Talks with...

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WAEH Newsletter January 2021

WAEH Newsletter – January 2021

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New chairWAEH executive board Anders Boman – CEO St. Erik Eye Hospital The WAEH welcomes Anders Boman – CEO St. Erik Eye Hospital – Sweden as the new chair of the WAEH executive board! We would also like to share a HUGE THANK YOU to David Probert, CEO of Moorfields,...

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Member meeting agenda Thursday January 21

Member meeting agendaThursday January 21 After the webinar about Different models of Eye Care – From Satellites to Community Outreach the Member Meeting will take place.  Date: Thursday 21 January 2021Time:  06:00 AM Ann Arbor, Baltimore 11.00 AM London 12.00 AM Stockholm, Rotterdam 19.00 PM – Singapore,...

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WAEH Newsletter – December 2020

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Webinar 21 January 2021 Different models of Eye CareFrom Satellites to Community Outreach 21 January 2021 – first webinar of 2021! Topic: Different models of Eye Care – From Satellites to Community Outreach. An Ly from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital will tell you more about: An...

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Dr Munir wins Vision Excellence Award

Dr Munir wins Vision Excellence Award

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Country Director of Orbis International for Bangladesh Dr Munir Ahmed has won the Vision Excellence Award 2020 for his contribution to Vision 2020, a global initiative to eliminate the main causes of all preventable and treatable blindness by 2020. The International Agency for the Prevention of...

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Welcome to New member Auckland Eye

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Auckland Eye is a Centre of Excellence for Eyes in New Zealand with 16 Ophthalmologists supported by a highly experienced team of orthoptists, optometrists, ophthalmic and practice nurses. We provide diagnostics, treatment and surgery for a wide range of eye conditions, diseases and injuries including...

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WAEH Newsletter 2020 – November (2) 2020

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3 December Webinar| Lean on Me The Moorfields Schwartz Round team invites you and your team to attend the Online Schwartz Round Thursday 3rd December 2020 titled “Lean On Me”. Our panel members Nima Ghadiri, Locum Consultant Ophthalmologist, Moorfields Eye Hospital, UK, Shannon Joseph, Consultant...

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3 December Webinar | Schwartz Round

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The Moorfields Schwartz Round team comprises of Anita Aubrey, Andy Dywer, Margaret McNamara, Rashmi Mathew and invites you and your team to attend the Online Schwartz Round Thursday 3rd December 2020 titled “Lean On Me”. Our panel members Nima Ghadiri, Consultant in Uveitis at Moorfields Eye Hospital...

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Annual Digital Meeting 2020

14th Annual WAEH meeting – 2020

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The Virtual 14th Annual meeting of the World Association of Eye Hospitals took place on 14 & 15 October and 11 & 12 November. Would you like to know which topics have been discussed? Please see here to take a look at the graphic reports and to read about the presentations and presenters. Dates...

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WAEH board membership: 3 vacancies

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Dear member of the WAEH,  Is your hospital a full member of the WAEH and are you the person representing your hospital in the WAEH network? If so, you can apply to become a board member of the WAEH. We have currently three vacancies.  Would you like to become a board member of the WAEH? You...

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WAEH Newsletter 2020 – November 2020

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WAEH Annual Meeting – Phase II11 & 12 November Get ready for Phase II of the 14th Annual meeting of the World Association of Eye Hospitals: 11 & 12 November. Note the Changed Timings! Singapore time 06.00pm, Melbourne 09.00pm, Rotterdam 11.00am, UK 10.00am, Ann Arbor...

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14th Annual WAEH meeting – 2020

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The first part of the Virtual 14th Annual meeting of the World Association of Eye Hospitals took place on 14 & 15 October. Next dates are: 11 & 12 November. Want to know what has been talked about? Please see below for the graphic reports and the presentations and presenters. Please...

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ONLINE COURSE ON Project Management for Eye Care

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organized by December 1 – 20, 2020 If you are in the process of writing a project proposal or implementing a project – this course will help you design,plan and execute projects effectively. What will you learn? Develop a comprehensive knowledge about the various elements of...

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Virtual Symposium

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“Unlocking the Power of Simulation: A Next-Generation Solution to Training Ophthalmic Professionals”  We believe the timing has never been more appropriate to showcase and promote the effectiveness and impact simulation will have on ophthalmic education. The symposium is from October...

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WAEH Webinar September 3
Patient Enucleation Education

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Did you miss the WAEH webinar about Patient enucleation? On September 3 Mitchell Wilson from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital (Australia) together with international colleagues David Carpenter from The Moorfields Eye Hospital and Dr. Nelson from the Kellogg Eye Centre have shared the outcomes...

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WAEH Webinar September 3 Patient Enucleation Education

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Don’t want to miss this! How to reduce feelings of anxiety, after patients have been informed that enucleation surgery is required? On September 3 Mitchell Wilson from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital (Australia) will share the outcomes of the WAEH project Patient Enucleation Education. One...

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Invitation WAEH Webinar & Annual Meeting

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WAEH Webinar September 3Patient Enucleation Education Don’t want to miss this! How to reduce feelings of anxiety, after patients have been informed that enucleation surgery is required? On September 3 Mitchell Wilson from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital (Australia) will share...

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WAEH | Questionnaire Clinician Burnout

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A happy and healthy workplace – developing a global best practice to prevent (clinician) burnout The WAEH project ‘Clinician Burn Out’ lead by The Rotterdam Eye Hospital focuses on sharing knowledge and experience about Clinician Burn Out between WAEH member eyehospitals worldwide, to develop...

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WAEH e-Meet session

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Do you want to know more about the WAEH, our members and current projects? Please join the e-Meet session with Maaike van Zuilen, coordinator of the WAEH, on Thursday July 23! We live in challenging times, and the new normal can be overwhelming, especially for our work life. Want to chat a bit? Share...

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WAEH | Innovations Overview

WAEH | Innovations Overview

While Covid-19 is challenging all of our eyehospitals all over the world – it also seems to have brought rapid implementation of virtual clinics / drive through OPD’s and many more innovations. Like Declan Flanagan from Moorfields said during one of our previous WAEH webinars: “We have...

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WEBINAR 28 May 2020 PPE & Surgical Throughput - How to Balance Both?

WAEH Newsletter 2020 – May 2020 – 2

WEBINAR 28 May 2020PPE & Surgical Throughput – How to Balance Both? Open: to all WAEH membersTopic: COVID-19 – PPE & Surgical Throughput – How to Balance Both?Keynotes by: Kellog Eye Center – USA  Professor Christine C. Nelson, MD, FACS Bartley...

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Biometry study day

1 March 2024 Workshops by Moorfields Eye Hospital – This in-person study day has been designed to meet the training needs of nurses, nursing associates, technicians, and anyone with an interest to improve their knowledge and understanding of biometry and its calculation and reading a biometry...

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Ophthalmic emergency study day

9 March 2024 Workshops by Moorfields Eye Hospital – This study day aims to upskill ophthalmic practitioners in the triaging, assessment and management of emergency eye conditions. Plus, the day will include both theoretical teaching and a practical skills session. Register here

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WAEH Newsletter May 2020

WEBINAR 14 May 2020How to Maintain the Absolute Essential Care during Covid Open: to all WAEH membersTopic: “How to Maintain the Absolute Essential Care during Covid” Keynote webinar by:Mr Declan W. Flanagan Consultant Ophthalmic SurgeonChairman Joint Research Governance...

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WAEH Newsletter April 2020

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WEBINAR 30 APRIL 2020Clinic and Surgery Rescaling Strategies and Best Practices Thursday April 30 2020 – Covid-19 WAEH WEBINAR Open: to all WAEH membersTopic: “Clinic and Surgery Rescaling Strategies and Best Practices” Most of our members are currently only providing...

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What's on the agenda

What’s on the agenda

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April WAEH Webinar – 30 April – 06.00 US timeMay WAEH Webinar – 28 May – 06.00 US timeJune board meeting – 4 June – 13.00 UK timeJune WAEH Webinar – 25 June – 06.00 UK timeJuly WAEH Webinar – 30 July – 06.00 UK timeAugust WAEH Webinar...

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How Orbis has responded to COVID-19 We stand in solidarity with our global health colleagues around the world, and applaud the frontline health workers who are working around the clock, including some of our dedicated volunteer faculty members. Like so many of our partners in the global eye health community, we at Orbis are facing some significant challenges during this unprecedented time. Amid all, we are keeping our sights on our number-one priority: ensuring the health and safety of our staff, volunteers, partners, and the people we treat and train. While many of our planned activities around the world have understandably been delayed, we continue to support our fantastic partner hospitals as they provide emergency eye care services. As a training organization, a large part of our work over the years has been teaching thousands of dedicated nurses, anesthesiologists and hospital staff in low- and middle-income countries about safe surgery and infection control within their hospitals and clinics. Many of these skills developed by local medical teams are now also proving useful in the fight against COVID-19. In just one example, a volunteer doctor for Orbis has told us that many of the anesthesiologists he trained will be working in intensive care units around the world to support treating COVID-19 patients. Our commitment to our mission is unwavering as we look for ways to continue our work in the prevention and treatment of avoidable blindness in a safe and socially responsible way. A staff nurse on our Flying Eye Hospital has recently coauthored an article on the role of nursing infection control in hospital settings during COVID-19 that will soon be published in a peer-reviewed medical journal. We are also seeing a record-breaking number of eye care professionals turning to our telemedicine platform, Cybersight, to access remote teaching and mentoring. We are proud to play a part in keeping eye care professionals connected and learning through these uncertain times. https://gbr.orbis.org/en Send your support Orbis's medical volunteers

Send your support Orbis’s medical volunteers

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Did you know that around 40 of Orbis’s global team of volunteers are from the UK? These highly skilled professionals give up time from their day jobs as ophthalmologists, anaesthetists and nurses to save the sight of hundreds of people every year – like little Hakeema. Of...

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How Orbis has responded to COVID-19

How Orbis has responded to COVID-19

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We stand in solidarity with our global health colleagues around the world, and applaud the frontline health workers who are working around the clock, including some of our dedicated volunteer faculty members. Like so many of our partners in the global eye health community, we at Orbis are facing...

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