VISION2020: THE RIGHT TO SIGHT – INDIA...

VENUE: ARAVIND EYE HOSPITAL, CHENNAI

. . . F O R E V E R Y O N E & E V E R Y W H E R E . . .

Achieving UniversalE Y E H E A L T H

VISION2020: THE RIGHT TO SIGHT – INDIA

SCIENTIFICPROGRAMME

6.00 p.m-6.01 p.m Invocation - Tamil Thai Vazthu

6.02 p.m-6.07 p.m Welcome Address by Dr. R.D. Ravindran, Chairman, Aravind Eye Care System

6.08 p.m-6.13 p.m Lighting of Kuthuvilaku – Hon’ble Governor of Tamil Nadu Thiru. BANWARILAL PUROHIT

6.14 p.m-6.16 p.m Felicitation to – Hon’ble Governor of Tamil Nadu Thiru. BANWARILAL PUROHIT

6.17 p.m-6.20 p.m Video on Vision 2020: The Right to Sight - India

6.21 p.m-6.27 p.m Speech by Dr Taraprasad Das, President, Vision 2020: The Right to Sight - India

6.28 p.m-6.34 p.m Speech by Dr P Namperumalsamy, Chairman Emeritus, Aravind Eye Care System

6.35 p.m-6.45 p.m Annual Award Ceremony of Vision 2020: The Right to Sight - India (Total persons 3)

6.46 p.m-6.56 p.m Chief Guest Address by Hon’ble Governor of Tamil Nadu Thiru. BANWARILAL PUROHIT

6.57 p.m-6.59 p.m Vote of Thanks - Dr. Haripriya Aravind, Aravind Eye Care System

7.00 p.m National Anthem

Place: Hall A, 2nd Floor, Aravind Eye Hospital, Chennai | Time: 6.00PM

MINUTE TO MINUTE PROGRAMME - 8 JUNE 2019

Advocacy for Eye Health

Hall A- 2nd floor

Hall B- 2nd floor

Hall C- 5th floor

Hall D- 4th floor

Hall E- 2nd floor& Hall F- 1st floor

Eye Care Delivery to theUnreached

CONFERENCETRACKS

Quality Assurance for CataractSurgery

Skill Enhancement for Optometristsand Ophthalmic Assistants

Sharing Knowledge Repository: towardsorganisation's sustainability & growth

Poster Presentation - 5th floorPresenters will be presenting their posters during 14:15 – 16:00 hrs on 8 June

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Conference Inauguration

Cultural Programme

Dinner: 19:30 onwards | Venue: Lawns

18:00 - 19:00 Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor



Conference Common Session

Topics Speaker Insitution

Anchor: Dr Taraprasad Das, President, VISION 2020 INDIA

Focusing Beyond 2020: Endgame Avoidable Blindness Dr. GVS Murthy Indian Institute of Public Health

Reaching the reached - closing the loop Mr. Doraiswamy Nagarajan Seva Foundation

Public Health Perspective of Eye Care - A Clinical Model for India

Dr. Sangeeta AbrolMinsitry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India

VISION 2020: The Right to Sight – INDIA Annual General Body Meeting


DAY 1: SATURDAY, 8 JUNE

17:00 – 18:00 Tea Break

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Course Objective Cataract still remains as the leading cause of blindness and second most cause for visual impairment. This session will aim to look at the projected magnitude of the problem in India and various reliable ways/models available to tackle the same effectively.

Timings Topics Speaker Institution

09:00 – 09:15

Keynote Address: What is the projected load of cataract burden and which regions will be most affected in India and what all can be learnt from our initiatives (at both Govt and NGO sector) so far

Praveen Vashist Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

09:15 – 09:25Expected plan from NPCB & VI for achieving universal coverage for cataract surgeries

Sangeeta AbrolMinistry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India

09:25 – 09:35Benchmarking and quality assurance in cataract surgery

Haripriya Aravind Aravind Eye Hospital

09:35 – 09:45Importance of health system integration and community engagement

Sandeep Buttan Sightsavers

09:45 – 09:55Need of multi sectoral engagements and partnerships

Elizabeth Kurian Mission for Vision

09:55 – 10:05High volume, high quality, affordable cataract surgeries – Sadguru model

Subeesh Kuyyadiyil Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya

10:05 – 10:15 HR -challenges and opportunities Asim SilVivekananda Mission Ashram

10:15 – 10:25 Serving the underserved. Rajeev NandanAlcon Laboratories (India) Pvt. Ltd

10:25 – 10:35 Advocacy for Eye Health Sivagnanam Subbiah Appasamy Associates

10:35 – 11:00 Tea Break

Time 09:00 to 10:30Chair: BK Jain, Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya & Col. M Deshpande, HV Desai Eye Hospital | Co-Chair: Umang Mathur, Dr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital Moderator: Elesh Jain, Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya

DAY 1 | 8 JUNE 2019

Course: Achieving Universal Coverage For Cataract Surgery Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor

ADVOCACY FOR EYE HEALTH

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Time 11:00 to 12:30Chair/Course Lead: Taraprasad Das, LV Prasad Eye Institute |Moderator: GVS Murthy, Indian Institute of Public Health (IIPH)

Session Time 12:30 to 13:30Chair: R N Mohanty, Sightsavers | Moderator: Sandeep Buttan, Sightsavers

Course: Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust Project - DR & ROP (Common Session for Advocacy and Community Outreach track) Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor

Course: Health Economics Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor

Course Objective The course will discuss the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust project- DR & ROP: its activities in India.


11.00 – 11.10 Avoidable blindness initiative of The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust in the Commonwealth and its activities in India

GVS MurthyIndian Institute of Public Health

11.10 – 11.25Overview of the integrated diabetic retinopathy screening and management program in India


11.25 – 11.35 Overview of the T1DM initiative in India R Rajalakshmi Mohan’s Diabetes

11.35 – 11.45The integration of ROP screening and management in the government health system in India

Rajan ShuklaIndian Institute of Public Health

11.45 – 11.55 Certificate course in diabetic retinopathy Kuldeep Dole HV Desai Eye Hospital

11.55 – 12.05 Technical and operational guidelines Rajan ShuklaIndian Institute of Public Health

12.05 – 12.15 Advocacy and communication activities Sridivya MukpalkarIndian Institute of Public Health

12.15 – 12.25 The SPEED study – an update Taraprasad Das LV Prasad Eye Institute

12.25 – 12.30 Wrap up and discussion Chairs

Course Objective Universal coverage agenda brings with it an increasing need to understand the third and often neglected component of financial coverage. This session will aim at introducing the key concepts of health economics (HE) and their application to public health. We will also share and discuss some case studies where some of the HE principles have been used.


12:30 – 12:33 Session introduction Sandeep Buttan Sightsavers

12:33 – 12:45 Economics and the development sector RN Mohanty Sightsavers

12:45 – 13:00 Basic concepts of health economics and their application to public health

Denny JohnEvidence Synthesis Specialist, Campbell Collaboration

13:00 – 13:20 Application on HE in eye careSandeep Buttan & Subeesh Kuyyadiyil

Sightsavers & Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya

13:20 – 13:30 Wrap up Chair & Co Chair

13:30 – 14:15 Lunch Time

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DAY 2 | 9 JUNE 2019

Course: Strategic Thinking Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor

Course: Corporate Member Session Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor

ADVOCACY FOR EYE HEALTH

Session Time 09:00 to 10:30Course Lead: Aravind Srinivasan, Aravind Eye Hospital |Chair: Govind Hari, Pushpagiri Vitero Retina Institute| Moderator: RR Sudhir, Sankara Nethralaya

Session Time 08:30 to 09:00 Chair: Govind Hari, Pushpagiri Vitero Retina Institute

Course Objective Change is the only thing that is constant and it is no different in eye care. For effective eye care delivery organizations and leadership need to keep pace with the changing times. The session brings together some leaders to delve into how to deal with a fast changing landscape.


09:00 - 09:12 Emerging changes in information technology and Artificial Intelligence

RR Sudhir Sankara Nethralaya

09:12 - 09:24 Role of industry in care delivery – to highlight the importance of emerging approach to new technology in care giving

Ranjan BhandaryBioMedix Optotechnik & Devices P Ltd

09:24 - 09:36Addressing human resource issues in this changing landscape

S Ashokan GEM Hospital, Chennai

09:36 - 09:56 Keynote Address : Leadership in times of tremendous change

S Raja Sabapathy Aravind Eye Hospital

09:56 - 10:30 Panel Discussion

10:30 – 11:00 Tea Break

Timings Topics Speaker Insitution

08:30 – 08:40 Corporate Talk Allergan India Private Limited

08:40 – 08:50 Accelerating eye care service delivery through technology - Pellucid’s experience

Rajesh Sukumaran Pellucid Healthcare Networks Pvt. Ltd.

08:50 – 09:00 Disucssion


Cultural Programme






Topics Speaker Institution



Reaching the reached - closing the loop. Mr. Doraiswamy Nagarajan Seva Foundation





17:00 – 18:00 Tea Break

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Session Time 11:00 to 12:30Chair: Sangeeta Abrol, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India | Co Chair: Col. M Deshpande, HV Desai Eye Hospital Moderator: Praveen Vashist, Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

Session Time 12:30 to 14:00Moderator: Sara Varughese & Harpreet Kapoor, CBM

Course: Universal Eye Health for Everyone & Everywhere Venue: Hall A- 2nd floor

Course: Accessibility for Inclusion

Course Objective The session aims to bring out the advocacy issues in order to achieve universal eye health in India by sharing the examples of some major initiatives taken in different parts of the country


11.00 - 11.10 Achievement of Universal Eye Health in India 2014-19

Sangeeta AbrolMinistry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India

11.10 - 11.20Challenges for achieving Universal Eye Health in India

Vivek Gupta Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

11.20 -11.30 Multisectoral involvement in Universal Eye Health Sandeep Buttan Sightsavers

11.30 -11.40Paradigm shift in refractive error services to address the huge unmet need.

Keerti Pradhan Vision Spring

11.40 -11.50Best practices for school vision screening program in India

Rishi Raj Borah ORBIS India

11.50 - 12.00Public private partnership to address the issue of uncorrected refractive errors on a large scale

Hemant Paul Essilor India Private Limited

12.00 - 12.10High volume and high quality cataract surgery: for achieving UEH

R D Ravindran Aravind Eye Care System

12.10 - 12.20 Universal coverage of eye care- Theni model Dipankar Datta Aravind Eye Hospital

12.20 - 12.30 Discussion

Course Objective • Understanding of Disability inclusion in eye care.• Making eye care accessible to all.• Importance of Low Vision services & rehabilitation• Promoting inclusion in government health system.


12: 30 – 12:40 Overview of inclusion in eye health Harpreet Kapoor CBM

12: 40 – 12:50 Aspects of accessibility Nagarathna S CBM

12: 50 – 13:00 Advocacy efforts to achieve inclusion in eye care Sandeep Bhutan Sightsavers

13: 00 – 13:30

Experience sharing:

RIO initiatives on low vision

Working with DDRO

Cross - disability approaches

Suraj Senjam, Dr RP Centre, AIIMS

Tanuja Britto, Joseph Eye Hospital

Jachin David Williams,LV Prasad Eye Institute

13: 30 – 13:50 Creating accessible environments – learningAmit Sharma, CHAI Thomas Abraham, CF –Shore

13: 50 – 14:00 Discussion Harpreet Kapoor CBM

14:00hrs Lunch & close of conference

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Course Objective Objective of this session is to identify the gaps in community outreach and identifying appropriate solutions to bridge those gaps.


09:00 – 09:10Keynote Address: Shifting trends in community outreach in India

Asim Sil Vivekananda Mission Ashram

09:10 – 09:20 Bridging gaps for eye care in floating population of truckers

RN Mohanty Sightsavers

09:20 – 09:30Integration with primary health care/ASHA workers/collaboration with NGOs

Pallavi Shukla Dr R PCentre, AIIMS

09:30 – 09: 40 Improving availability and accessibility of eye care services in remote, underserved, tribal areas

Rohan Chariwala Tejas Eye Hospital

09:40 – 09:50 Low cost model for eye care services Bharath Balasubramanian

Sankara Eye Foundation

09: 50 – 10:00Public private partnership in bridging gaps in community outreach

Suraj Senjam Dr RP Centre, AIIMS

10: 00 – 10:10 Quality assurance in outreach programmes Harsh Bhattacharjee Sri Sankaradeva Nethralaya

10:10 – 10:20 Computer vision syndrome- a public health problem

Mona Duggal PGI, Chandigarh

10:20 – 10:30 Discussion

10:30 – 11:00 Tea Break

Time 09:00 to 10:30Chair: RN Mohanty, Sightsavers | Co-Chair:Suraj Senjam, Dr R P Centre, AIIMS | Moderator: Bharath Balasubramanian, Sankara Eye Foundation

DAY 1 | 8 JUNE 2019

Course : Bridging Gaps in Community Outreach Venue: Hall B - 2nd floor

EYE CARE DELIVERY TO THE UNREACHED

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Time 11:00 to 12:30Chair: Taraprasad Das, LV Prasad Eye Institute | Moderator: GVS Murthy, Indian Institute of Public Health ( IIPH)

Course : Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust Project - DR & ROP (Common Session for Advocacy and Community Outreach track)

Course : Outreach Model for Awareness and Screening for Glaucoma and Corneal Opacity

Course Objective The course will discuss the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust Project - DR & ROP: its activities in India.


11.00 – 11.10 Avoidable blindness initiative of The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust in the Commonwealth and its activities in India

GVS Murthy Indian Institute of Public Health

11.10 – 11.25Overview of the integrated diabetic retinopathy screening and management program in India


11.25 – 11.35 Overview of the T1DM initiative in India R. Rajalakshmi Mohan’s Diabetes

11.35 – 11.45The integration of ROP screening and management in the government health system in India

Rajan ShuklaIndian Institute of Public Health

11.45 – 11.55 Certificate course in Diabetic Retinopathy Kuldeep Dole HV Desai Eye Hospital

11.55 – 12.05 Technical and operational guidelines Rajan ShuklaIndian Institute of Public Health

12.05 – 12.15 Advocacy and communication activities Sridivya MukpalkarIndian Institute of Public Health

12.15 – 12.25 The SPEED study – an update Taraprasad Das LV Prasad Eye Institute

12.25 – 12.30 Wrap up and discussion Chairs

Course Objective The session looks into glaucoma and corneal opacity and how it is dealth with away from base hospital

Venue: Hall A - 2nd floor

Venue: Hall B - 2nd floor


12:30 – 12:37Problems (my) vision centers have in glaucoma case detection

Madhu Bhadauria Sitapur Eye Hospital

12:37 – 12:44Planning glaucoma case detection in camps/vision centres

Shalinder SabherwalDr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital

12:44 – 12:51How I have optimized glaucoma case detection in (my) vision centres

Rohit Khanna LV Prasad Eye Institute


Time 12:30 to 13:00Role of Vision Centres in Glaucoma Case Detection Chair: Madhu Bhadauria, Sitapur Eye Hospital | Co-Chair : Sanil Joseph, LAICO | Moderator: Devindra Sood, Glaucoma Society of India

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Time 13:00 to 13:30Panel Discussion: awareness and screening of corneal opacity: lessons from different community modelsModerator: Atul Kapoor, SightLife

Course : Outreach model for awareness and screening for glaucoma and corneal opacity

Venue: Hall B - 2nd floor


13:00 - 13:30Panelist: M. Srinivasan, Aravind Eye Hospital Noopur Gupta, Dr R P Centre, AIIMSMadhu Bhadauria, Sitapur Eye Hospital

13:21 - 13: 30 Discussion

13:30 - 14:15 Lunch Time



Cultural Programme


14:15 - 16:00 Venue: Hall A - 2nd floor







Focusing Beyond 2020: Endgame Avoidable Blindness

Dr. GVS MurthyIndian Institute of Public Health

Reaching the reached - closing the loop.Mr. Doraiswamy Nagarajan

Seva Foundation



17:00 – 18:00 Tea Break

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Course Objective To discuss various models of community outreach and highlight the key components for success of the model


08:30 – 08:45Keynote Address

Elizabeth Kurian Mission for Vision

08:45 – 08:55 Outreach camp model Sanil Joseph Aravind Eye Care System

08: 55 – 09:05e-see Autoref : Can it bridge the last mile gapfor the needy ( patients with refractive errors).

S Sivanand Aurolab

09:05 – 09:15 Door to door screening model Harish Kumar Operation Eyesight Universal

09:15 – 09:25“Essilor 2.5 NVG creates synergy through advocacy and sustainable business models to address URE in India”

Milind JadhavEssilor India Private Limited

09:25 – 09:35 Village health guardian model Jachin David Williams LV Prasad Eye Institute

09:35 – 09:45 Vision centre model Shantanu DasguptaDr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital

09:45 – 09:55Building a sustainable business model for community eye screening using technology

K.Chandrasekhar Forus Health Pvt. Ltd

09:55 – 10:05 Quality in outreach models Shalinder SabharwalDr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital

10:05 – 10:15Universal Eye Health in Odisha model: Roll-out and Achievement

Janardan Nayak UEHP (SUNETRA), Odisha


10:30 – 11:00 Tea Break

Time 8:30 to 10:30Chair: Praveen Vashist, Dr R P Centre, AIIMS | Co-Chair: Kuldeep Dole, H V Desai Eye Hospital | Moderator: Umang Mathur, Dr Shroff ’s Charity Eye Hospital

DAY 2 | 9 JUNE 2019

Course : Models for Community Outreach Venue: Hall B - 2nd floor

EYE CARE DELIVERY TO THE UNREACHED

Time 11: 00 - 12:30 Chair: Kuldeep Dole, HV Desai Eye Hospital | Co-Chair: Thomas Cherian, Little Flower Hospital & Research Centre | Moderator: Rohit Khanna & Srinivas Marmamula, L V Prasad Eye Institute

Course : Collecting, Managing and Using Data Venue: Hall B - 2nd floor

Course Objective The data are the most important and form a vital element in planning and management of eye care service delivery programmes. The data driven decisions often help planners to use the limited resources optimally for a greater impact. Without proper data collection methods in place, eye care programmes remain ineffective and at times may result in poor outcomes and outputs.

Developing a systematic data collection and management system on key performance indicators right at the inception of any eye care programmes can result in providing better services. Regular monitoring of the data and timely intervention driven by data are essential at all levels of care.

This course will provide an overview on setting up systems for data collection and data management at community, primary and secondary levels of eye care. The course also provides examples on how the data can be used for monitoring quality of services and for taking ‘informed decisions’ for more efficient and effective service delivery.

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Course Objective Technology is the game changer for diagnosis and treatment. The session will look into how AI, tele - ophthalmology etc is revolutionising screening, treatment for various eye diseases.


12:30 – 12: 38Keynote Address: Introduction to the session

Rajiv Raman Sankara Nethralaya

12: 38 – 12:46 Teleophthalmology: How we use it Sheila John Sankara Nethralaya

12: 46 – 12:54Mobile surgical van: cataract surgery at doorsteps

P Rajesh Sankara Nethralaya

12:54 – 13:02Physician based community diabetic retinopathy screening model

Tamilarsan Senthil Welcare Health Systems

13:02 - 13:10 ROP screening at community level Kuldeep Dole HV Desai Eye Hospital

13:10 – 13:18 Artificial Intelligence in diabetic retinopathy Karthik Srinivasan Aravind Eye Hospital

13:20 – 13:50

Panel Discussion: Using technology and innovation in outreach

Moderator: RR Sudhir, Sankara Nethralaya

Panelist: Taraprasad Das, LV Prasad Eye Institute Praveen Vashist, Dr RP Centre, AIIMSRadhika Krishnan, Aditya Jyot Foundation for Twinkling Little EyesVivek Gupta, Dr RP Centre, AIIMS


14:00 hrs Lunch & Close of conference

Time 12.30 – 14.00Chair: Radhika Krishnan, Aditya Jyot Foundation for Twinkling Little Eyes | Co Chair: Rajesh Saini, Siliguri Greater Lions Eye Hospital |Moderator: Rajiv Raman & RR Sudhir, Sankara Nethralaya

Course : Technology and Innovation in Community Outreach Venue: Hall B - 2nd floor


11:00 - 11:15Keynote Address: The role of systematic data collection and management systems in eye health

R.D. Ravindran Aravind Eye Care Systems

11:15 - 11:20 Why do we collect data? Rohit Khanna LV Prasad Eye Institute

11:20 - 11:30 Setting up system for data collection Srinivas Marmamula LV Prasad Eye Institute

11:30 - 11:42 Role of data driven decisions in implementing successful community eye care programmes

Mohammed Gowth Aravind Eye Care Systems

11:42 - 11: 54 Data is the key for vision centre functioning: How and Why?

Shailnder SabherwalDr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital

11: 54 - 12:04How ZEISS is innovating in reaching out for quality patient care through digital solutions.

Ramachandra BhatCarl Zeiss India

12:04 - 12:16How does monitoring and evaluation indicators for secondary centre functioning help

Varsha Rathi LV Prasad Eye Institute

12: 16 - 12: 30 Discussion

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09:00 – 09:10 Overview of the quality framework R D Ravindran Aravind Eye Care System

09:10 – 09:20 Preventing sentinel events in ophthalmology Harsha Bhattacharjee Sankaradeva Nethralaya

09:20 – 09:32Errors related to spectacle dispensing and how to avoid them

Chandrasekar D Aravind Eye Hospital

09:32 – 09:42 Diagnostic errors and how to prevent them Suneeta DubeyDr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital

09:42 – 09:52 Strategies for patient safety- The LVP experience Prashant Garg LV Prasad Eye Institute

09:52 – 10:02Minimising and managing systemic emergencies occurring in an eye hospital

Jayachandran VV Sankara Nethralaya


10.30 – 11.00 Tea Break


11:00 – 11:10 Pre-op work and improving accuracy in biometry Uday Gajiwala Tejas Eye Hospital

11:10 – 11:20Modification of surgical technique for better unaided visual acuity

J.K.Reddy Sankara Eye Foundation

11:20 – 11:30 Minimising surgical complications V Paneerselvam Arasan Eye Hospital

Time 09:00 to 10:30Chair: R D Ravindran, Aravind Eye Care System | Co Chair: Harsha Bhattacharjee, Shankaradeva Nethralaya | Moderator: Suneeta Dubey, Dr Shroff ’s Charity Eye Hospital

Time 11:00 – 12:30Chair: Uday Gajiwala, Tejas Eye Hospital |Co Chair: JK.Reddy, Sankara Eye Foundation| Moderator: Kalpana Narendran, Aravind Eye Hospital

DAY 1 | 8 JUNE 2019

Course: Overview to Quality & Patient Safety Venue: Hall C- 5th floor

QUALITY ASSURANCE IN CATARACT SURGERY

Course: Protocols/Processes to Ensure Good Clinical Outcomes Venue: Hall C- 5th floor

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Time 12:30 to 13:30Chair:V Panneerselvam, Arasan Eye Hospital

Time 14:30 to 16:00Chair: Ramesh Dorairajan, Sundar Eye Hospital|Co Chair: Noopur Gupta, Dr RP Centre|Moderator: T Raveendra, Sankar Eye Foundation

Course: Panel Discussion on Cost Effectiveness Venue: Hall C- 5th floor

Course: Clinical Dilemmas Venue: Hall B- 2nd floor


11:30 – 11:40Overview on ensuring good quality outcome in a high volume set up

Asheesh Bajaj Sadguru Netra Chikitsalya

11:40 – 11:50 IC Antibiotics to reduce post op endophthalmitis Haripriya Aravind Aravind Eye Hospital

11:50 – 12:00 Post-op and follow up care Madhu Uddaraju Srikiran Eye Hospital



12:30 – 12:42Key Note Address: Minimizing carbon footprint in cataract surgery

R.Venkatesh Aravind Eye Hospital

12:43 – 13:30

Panelist:R.Venkatesh, Aravind Eye HospitalElesh Jain, Sadguru Netra ChikitsalayaKuldeep Dole, HV Desai Eye HospitalJ K Reddy, Sankara Eye FoundationR R Sudhir, Sankar Nethralaya,Prashant Garg, LV Prasad Eye Institute

13:30 – 14:30 Lunch Time


14:30 - 14:37With coexisting macular disease how can I tell whether it’s worth doing cataract surgery

C G Vanila Joseph Eye Hospital

14:37 - 14:44 How do I pick the right IOL formula for my patient with a longer/shorter than average eye?

Ramesh Dorairajan Sundar Eye Hospital

14:44 - 14:51What is my daily checklist to ensure sterility & asepsis?

T Raveendra Sankar Eye Foundation

14:51- 14:58How do I handle patients who are likely to have poor outcome?

Rajesh PS Sankara Nethralaya

14:58- 15:05My patient has dry eye and blepharitis, when and how I treat these conditions before cataract surgery?

Thiruvenkatakrishnan K Aravind Eye Hospital

15:05 - 15:12Under topical anesthesia the patient is uncomfortable and complaining of pain, what should I do?

Madhu Shekar Aravind Eye Hospital

15:12 - 15:19When should I use a toric intraocular lens versus astigmatic keratotomy/LRI?

Noopur Gupta Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

15:20 - 16:00

Panel Discussion: Peri - operative protocols in cataract surgery

Moderator: Ramesh Dorairajan, Sundar Eye Hospital

Panelist:Chandrakumar, Tamil Nadu State Blindness Control Society Kalpana Narendran, Aravind Eye HospitalRajesh PS, Sankara NethralayaNoopur Gupta, Dr R P Centre, AIIMSSwati Zawar, Tulsi Eye Hospital, Asheesh Bajaj, Sadguru Netra Chikitsalya

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09:00 – 09:10 Overview on patient centric care Asim Sil Vivekananda Mission Asram

09:10 – 09:20 Facilitating informed decision making Thomas CherianLittle Flower Hospital and Research Center

09:20 – 09:30Counselling for compliance – to surgery & follow-up

Sreeni Edakhlon Comtrust Eye Hospitals

09:30 – 09:40 Patient reported outcome measures Sanil Joseph Aravind Eye Care System

09:40 – 09:50 Waiting time and service delivery design Gnanasekharan Aravind Eye Hospital

09:50 – 10:00Dealing with externalities like insurance, referrals

Kalpana Narendran Aravind Eye Hospital


10:30 – 11:00 Tea Break

Time 09:00 to 10:30Chair: Asim Sil, Vivekananda Mission Asram| Co Chair: Thomas Cherian, Little Flower Hospital and Research Center | Moderator: Sanil Joseph, Aravind Eye Care System

DAY 2 | 9 JUNE 2019

Course: Protocols/Processes to Ensure Patient Centric Care Venue: Hall C- 5th floor


Cultural Programme












17:00 – 18:00 Tea Break

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12:30 – 12:42 AIOS guidelines for cataract surgery Namrata Sharma Dr R P centre, AIIMS

12:42 – 12:56Designing the operating room- Ophthalmologist’s perspective

Kumaran Murugesan Kumaran Eye Hospital

12:56 – 13:10 Air-conditioning and water system Krishnakumar R Aurolab

13:10 - 13:25Updates on reprocessing ophthalmic surgical instruments

Hannah C Priya Sankara Nethralaya

13:25 - 13:40Optimum utilization of OT- space, HR, equipment and consumables’

Swati Zawar Tulsi Eye Hospital


14:00hrs Lunch & close of conference

Time 11:00 to 12:30Chair: Prashant Garg, LV Prasad Eye Institute|Co Chair: Kuldeep Dole, HV Desai Eye Hospital|Moderator: Haripriya Aravind, Aravind Eye Hospital

Time 12:30 to 14:00 Chair: R. Venkatesh, Aravind Eye Hospital|Co Chair: Nirmal Fredrick, Nirmals Eye Hospital | Moderator: Kumaran Murugesan, Kumaran Eye Hospital

Course: Monitoring for Continuous Improvement Venue: Hall C- 5th floor

Course: Planning the OT Venue: Hall C- 5th floor


11:00 – 11:12 Evidence & review process Aarthy Rajesh Joseph Eye Hospital

11:12 - 11:24Continuous quality Improvement- role of leadership

Prashant Garg LV Prasad Eye Institute

11:24 - 11:36Real time analytics of outcomes of cataract surgery from EMR

R R Sudhir Sankara Nethralaya

11:36 – 11:48Monitoring & Benchmarking resources available (CatQA, ICHOM, IRIS, etc.)

Sivakumar Aravind Eye Hospital

11:48 – 12:00 Quality Indicators as per NABH Nirmal Fredrick Nirmals Eye Hospital


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09:00 - 09:07Making Incision on steep axis to reduce post operative astigmatism by highlighting steep axis in the A-scan sheet

Vinothini S Aravind Eye Hospital

09:07 - 09:14Burden of posterior segment disease in subjects with cataract -- Need for effective screening and referral in the community

Gayatri Ravulaparthi M.S.Reddy Lions Eye Hospital

09:14 -09:21

Correlation between visual acuity on discharge and at final follow-up in patients undergoing manual small incision cataract surgery

Anika AmritanandChristian Medical College, Vellore

09:21 - 09:28Impact of benchmarking in the field of oph-thalmology

Sangeetha SAravind Eye Hospital

09:28 - 09:35

Disability Inclusive surveys conducted with support of CBM in collaboration with LV Prasad Eye Institute (Telangana & Odisha) and IIPH (Andhra Pradesh)

Ravi Ranganathan CBM

09:35 - 09:42

Operational research with participatory approach can improve the performance of non-performing vision centres and help in reaching out to more people

Sathish NagappanDr.Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital

09:42 - 09:49Improving cataract surgery acceptance rate by utilizing multiple tools during cataract counselling

Rajakumari Aravind Eye Hospital

09:49 - 09:56ASHAs (Accredited Social Health Activists): A ray of hope for diminished vision

Amit Bhardwaj Dr RP Centre, AIIMS

Time 09:00 to 10:30Panelists: Ajit Poddar, Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital | Bhushan V Shukla, RNC Free Eye Hospital

SHARING KNOWLDGE REPOSITORY: TOWARD ORGANISATION’S SUSTAINABILITY & GROWTH (ORAL PRESENTATIONS)

DAY 1 | 8 JUNE 2019

---SESSION 1--- CATARACT & OTHER VENUE: HALL E- 2ND FLOOR

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Time 11:00 to 11:50Panelists: Ajit Poddar, Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital | Harpreet Kapoor, CBM

09:56 - 10:03Effectivness of infection control nurse in implementing infection control practices and reducing hospital acquired infection

D Chandrasekhar Aravind Eye Hospital

10:03 - 10:10Scoring Rubrics for the Ophthalmic Hospital: Quality assessment for employees

Jothi Balaji Janarthanam

Medical Research Foundation, Sankara Nethralaya

10:10 - 10:30 Discussion

10:30 - 11:00 Tea Break

11:00-11:07Post-cataract surgical patients’ home self-care: Knowledge, behaviors, difficulties and concerns

Shobhana Chavan Mission for Vision

11:07 -11:14Low Cost Airway- A carbon foot print reduction in operation room

V P Ravichandran Aravind Eye Hospital

11:14 - 11:21Patient feedback system for remote primary eye care centres

Buvaneshwari Aravind Eye Hospital

11:21 - 11:28Analysis of Surgical outcome in Phacoemulsi-fication and Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSCIS)

M. Arumuga Selvi Aravind Eye Hospital

11:28 - 11:35Acceptance of cataract surgery from com-prehensive eye camps at a new tertiary eye hospital

Revathy K Aravind Eye Hospital


CATARACT & OTHER (CONT...) ---SESSION 1 A--- VENUE: HALL E- 2ND FLOOR

Time 11:50 to 13:30Panelists: . D S Karad, D S Karad Eye Institute | Suneeta Dubey, Dr. Shroff ’s Charity Eye Hospital

INNOVATION & QUALITY IN EYE CARE ---SESSION 2--- VENUE: HALL E- 2ND FLOOR

11:50 -11:57

Reaching the unreached: An experience of organizing Eye Health Camps for inmates of district jails in 3 districts of Uttar Pradesh towards elimination of avoidable blindness

Ghanshyam Shrivastava

Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital

11:57- 12:04Outcomes of Telescreening for ROP in Rural South India – The Aravind Coimbatore Experience

R. Ramyadevi Aravind Eye Hospital

12:04-12:11ASHA as a strategy to reach out to the unreached & unserved population: A case study from Deogarh, Odisha

Jagannath Nayak Sightsavers

12:11-12:18Study of Outcome in Refractive Accommodative esotropia

M.K.Amirtha Varshini Aravind Eye Care System

12:18-12:25

We start but they took over: Eye Hospital and Forest Department joint action has giving new life to the people who live inside the reserved forest areas of Odisha State.

Sarangadhar SamalKalinga Eye Hospital and Research Centre

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14:15 - 14:22

Gaps in integration of Diabetic retinopathy screenings in Non communicable disease service delivery :An exploratory study in project centers of 10 pilot states of DR project

Pavani Yamarthi Indian Institute of Public Health

14:22 - 14:29National Trachoma Survey in India and Roadmap to Trachoma elimination

Pallavi Shukla Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

14:29 - 14:36Study of Knowledge, awareness and barriers to Low vision services among Eye Health Practitioners in India

Sumit GroverManthan Eye Healthcare Foundation.

14:36 - 14:43A 2 year Study for analysis of donor profile and tissue utilisation in eye bank of an eye care centre of North India.

Minakshi Sheokand Charak Palika Hospital

14:43 - 14:50 Accommodative esotropia- A brief insight Mariselvi Aravind Eye Hospital

14:50 - 14:57Role of Low Vision Aids amongst the rural population of U.P (Sitapur District)

Unnati Vaish Sitapur Eye Hospital

14:57- 15:04Major depressive and anxiety disorders in visually impaired adults in India

Dhanaji Ranpise Mission for Vision

15:04 - 15:11Clinical characteristics of Keratoconus patients: a report from tertiary eye care institute from western Uttar Pradesh (India).

Md Mosaib Omaer C L Gupta Eye Institute

15:11-15:18Opportunistic Diabetic Retinopathy screening services in underserved urban slum localities of Kolkata.

Pradyut Kar Mission for Vision

Time 14:15 to 16:00Panelists: Suraj Senjam, Dr R P Centre, AIIMS | Shalinder Sabherwal, Dr. Shroff ’s Charity Eye Hospital

EMERGING EYE DISEASES ---SESSION 3--- VENUE: HALL E- 2ND FLOOR

12:25-12:32QAI's Innovative external evaluation framework for quality assurance : Need of the hour

Dr. B. K. Rana Quality and Accreditation Institute

12:32-12:40 Ideas to manage waiting time Abinaya Aravind Eye Hospital

12:40- 12:47To study the effectiveness of mandatory committees in implementing quality standards and improving hospital functioning - as part of advocacy

R Gautham Kumar Aravind Eye Hospital

12:47- 12:54Analysis of high retention of clinical research par-ticipants in clinical trials conducted in South Indian population

S.N. Kamatchi Aravind Eye Hospital

12:54- 13:01Study on Effectiveness of Training Provided for Administrative staff in Eye Care Hospital

Sangeetha S Aravind Eye Hospital

13:01- 13:08Experience Vision: creating eye care advocacy to reach 2,20,000 government school children across India.

Lakshmi Shinde Optomtery Council of India

13:08- 13:15Integrating eye care with Diabetes : Experiences and cost implications of Diabetic Retinopathy project in Urban Udaipur, Rajasthan

Meenakshi Chundawat Alakh Nayan Mandir Eye Institute


13:30 - 14:15 Lunch Time

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15:18 - 15:25Awareness of various aspects of diabetes among people visiting tertiary eye care institute in north India.

Shikha Sharma C L Gupta Eye Institute

15:25- 15:32 Central visual fields in early diagnosis of glaucoma Vaishaali GunalanVision Research foundation, Sankara Nethralaya

15:32 - 15:39Profile of patients referred for glaucoma workup from community clinics to tertiary care facility

Sonika PorwalChristian Medical College, Vellore

15:39 - 15:46Community based low cost screening of Diabetic retinopathy by optometrists

Priyanka Beniwal Dr. R P Centre, AIIMS

15:46 - 15:53A population-based study to assess the prevalence of glaucoma in Delhi.

Talvir Sidhu Dr. R P Centre, AIIMS

15:53 - 15:58Incidence and cause of significant refractive power following cataract surgery

N.J.Tamilarasi Aravind Eye Hospital


Time 14:15 to 16:00Panelists: Kuldeep Dole, HV Desai Eye Hospital | Harish Kumar, Operation Eyesight Universal

14:15 - 14:22Refractive Error Among Children (REACH)- An innovative school eye health program.

Abhishek Kumar Jha Orbis

14:22 - 14:29Early identification and referral for pediatric eye care services through Anganwadi Centers

Prachi Aggarwal Orbis

14:29 - 14:36The epidemiology of ocular morbidity in school going children of Central India: Changing priorities.

Parmatma Prasad Gupta

Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya

CHILDHOOD BLINDNESS + VISION CENTRES

---SESSION 4--- VENUE: HALL F- 1ST FLOOR


Cultural Programme












17:00 – 18:00 Tea Break

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14:36 - 14:43Profile of patients benefitted in Low Vision & rehabilitation

Talvir Sidhu Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

14:43 - 14:50Education and Awareness on eye health among the tribal school children in Gujarat

Yogita Rajgandhi Rajgandhi Eye Care Institute

14:50 - 14:57A Rare Case Series of High Myopia in full term infants

R.Muthulakshmi Aravind Eye Care System

14:57- 15:04Screening of children under 5 years of age with and without photoscreener: A comparative study from north India

Birendra Pratap Singh Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital

15:04 - 15:11Childhood cataract in India – Present status and recommendations

Sheeladevi Sethu Orbis

15:11-15:18Spectacle Compliance among School Children in Kanchipuram District - Redefining the Compliance

Ambika CElite School of Optometry, Sankara Nethralaya

15:18 - 15:25To determine the prevalence of eye diseases among children in schools of Mumbai.

URBAZ KHANAditya Jyot Foundation for Twinkling Little Eyes

15:25- 15:32 Profile of children in schools for the blind in Delhi Sandeep Kumar Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

15:32 - 15:39Quality Improvement in SNCUs to reduce neonatal blindness due to Retinopathy of Prematurity

M S Bala Vidyadhar Indian Institute of Public Health

15:39 - 15:46Impact of an online inventory management platform (OIMP) on optical dispensing in Vision Centers (VC)

Anusiya A Aravind Eye Hospital

15:46 - 15:53Role of Vision center in eliminating Avoidable Blindness

Emmanuel Benia Tanti Chandraprabha Eye Hospital

15:53 - 15:58To evaluate visual outcome and subjective refractive outcome in patients who underwent Toric IOL repositioning surgery.

R Moorthygowsalya Devi

Aravind Eye Hospital



Cultural Programme








Focusing Beyond 2020: Endgame Avoidable Blindness Dr. GVS Murthy Indian Institute ofPublic Health




17:00 – 18:00 Tea Break

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DAY 2 | 9 JUNE 2019


08: 30 - 08: 37

Effectiveness of Training of ASHA workers for primary screening & Referrals in rural community. A Reliable Approach for underserved rural population of Uttarpradesh

Sivarasu N Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya

08: 37 - 08: 44Economic analysis of primary eye care services provided through vision centers in Eastern India

Prem Kumar SG Mission for Vision

08:44 - 08: 51Prospective Study To Establish Proportion and Barriers Leading to Bilateral Blindness Due to Cataract in an area of High Cataract Surgical Rate

Priyanka Parihar Aravind Eye Hospital Madurai

08: 51 - 08: 58Evidence-based communication for eye health promotion

Lavanya Sundararaman

Orbis

08: 58 - 09:05High quality and timely eye care delivery in high volume work place camp

Hemalatha G. Aravind Eye Hospital

09:05 - 09:12Mobile and fixed day : Hybrid sustainable Viable model of Eye care delivery to the Unreached

Shankar Sasane D S Karad Eye Institute

09:12 -09:19Effective engagement of community health workers in primary eye care in India

Lijiraj Sundararaj Mission For Vision

09:19 - 09:26Networking and liaison as an effective tool for community mobilization in the context of primary eye care (PEC) services in Kolkata urban slums

Sushami Pal Mission for Vision

09:26 - 09:33Ensuring quality and comprehensiveness of eye care services in the difficult grounds of northeast India

Shubhrakanti Bhattacharya

Mission for Vision

09:33 - 09:40Eliminating avoidable blindness : experiences of interventions in a tribal populated sub-district of Rajasthan.

Laxmi Jhala Alakh Nayan Mandir Eye Institute

09:40 - 09:47Increasing retention of Ophthalmologists in rural areas of India: Influencing factors – A mix method study

Subeesh Kuyyadiyil Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya

09:47 - 09:54Outreach Model to penetrate the barriers of Odd Rural Location “SSNC Model of Outreach Programs”

Milind RawalSadguru Sankalp Netra Chikitsalaya

Time 08:30 to 10:30Panelists: Meenakshi Sundaram, Aravind Eye Care System | Uday Gajiwala, Tejas Eye Hospital

---SESSION 5--- COMMUNITY OUTREACH VENUE: HALL E- 2ND FLOOR

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09:54 - 10:01Effective dispensing of maximum number of low cost spectacle in a mega outreach camp

Murugesan M Aravind Eye Hospital

10:01 - 10:08Evaluation of distance stereo-acuity in patients with convergence insufficiency

Rajesh KumarRegional Institute of Ophthalmology PGIMS Rohtak

10:08 - 10:15 Primary Eye care through Vision Centres Anshu Singh Sitapur Eye Hospital


10:30 - 11:00 Tea Break


11:00- 11:07Prevalence of refractive errors among children enrolled in schools in a rural and an urban taluk in southern India

Jaikumar Deenadayalan

Mission for Vision

11:07 - 11:14The impact of Aadhar Card issue under NPCB activities in Odisha

Sunil Kumar Mishra Kalinga Eye Hospital

11:14 - 11:21Factors Affecting Sustainability of a vision centre at remotest part of Chhattisgarh: An experience of MGM Eye Institute

Farooque Siddiqui MGM Eye Institute

11:21 - 11:28Comparative analysis of effectiveness of outreach camps and fixed free hospital OPD in acquisition of cataract patients during winter months

Naval Chauhan Dr Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital

11:28 - 11:35Innovative way of creating eye care awareness using MASCOTS of eye conditions.

Paula Mukherjee Optometry Council of India

11:35 - 11:42Eye care delivery through occupational optometry services to the Auto drivers in Chennai

Dhanalakshmi S Sanakara Nethralaya

11:42 - 11:49Increased uptake of eye care services in community by using entertainment activity as a tool.

Garima Singh C L Gupta Eye Institute

11:49 - 11:56Reaching the unreached in Deogarh; an advocacy effort towards right to sight

Sunil Kumar Mishra Kalinga Eye Hospital

11:56 - 12:03Study on existing barriers in making Health care accessible for all conducted among 22 CBM medical partners in India.

Nagarathna S. CBM

12:03 - 12:10

Addressing Refractive Error (RE) Among the Unreached Rural Districts of Rajasthan and Urban Slums in Maharashtra through community Vision Champions.

Meenakshi Sharma Vision Spring

Session Time 11:00 to 13:30Panelists: V Shankar, Sankara Eye Hospital |RN Lakhotiya, Udaigiri Lions Eye Hospital

---SESSION 6--- COMMUNITY OUTREACH VENUE: HALL E- 2ND FLOOR

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12:10 - 12:17Gender inequalities study in comprehensive outreach eye camp in South India

B.Vignesh Aravind Eye Hospital

12:17 - 12:25Urban eye health programme - a strategy to reach out to marginalized and underserved population in urban slums

Vunnam Uma Bharathi Sightsavers

12:25 - 12:32Study of eye health problems and health seeking behaviour of tea garden population in Alipurduar, West Bengal

Kamalkumari Chakraborty

Sightsavers

12:32 - 12:39Acute Hazardous Work-Related Exposure To Eyes Of Healthcare Workers In A Tertiary Care Hospital In South India - An Observational Study

Prathibha Obed Christian Medical College

12:39 - 12:46Prevalence of binocular vision anomalies and effect of vision therapy on performance of basketball players

Dipanwita GhoshBharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University Medical College School of Optometry

12:46 - 12:53 Is Vision The Only Thing That's Threatened Here? Ashwini RogyeAditya Jyot Foundation for Twin-kling Little Eyes

12:53 - 13:00

Gender Equity in Eye Health - Trends in Service Utilization through various eye care models and comparison on affordability: Evidence from Central and Northern India 2008-2018

Elesh JainSadguru Netra Chikitsalaya, Shri Sadguru Seva Sangh Trust

13:00 - 13:07Vision Corner - A New Concept. A pilot study in school screening and eye health awareness.

Kunal Gupta C.L.Gupta Eye Institute

13:07 - 13:14Reaching The Unreached : The Current Scenario in Urban Eye Care Projects

Arun Sethi Arunodaya Deseret Eye Hospital

13:14 - 13:21Identified parameters and prevalence of anisometropic amblyopia in the region of Sitapur and other peripheral districts of Uttar Pradesh’

Kuldeep Kumar Dixit Sitapur Eye Hospital


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08: 30 - 08: 37The role of software technology and big data analytics in primary eye care – Pellucid’s experience

Sunny Mannava Pellucid Healthcare Networks

08: 37 - 08: 44Eye Care Delivery to the Unreached through Technology Innovation called “SERVIS – Sankara Electronic Remote Visual Information System”

Kowsik Krishnamoorthy Sankara Eye Foundation India

08:44 - 08: 51

Use of software and related technology can im-prove quality and efficiency of children screening programs in schools in Delhi and Mathura District, UP

Zeeshan Siddiqui Dr.Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital

08: 51 - 08: 58Usage of Touch screen Tablets utilizing Portable Eye Examination Kit (PEEK )software in High volume screening of school children.

Veena T.R.Vittala International Institute of Ophthalmology

08: 58 - 09:05Telemedicine approach for Retinopathy of Prematurity Screening in rural areas : Oppurtunities and Challenges.

HEMA Aravind Eye Hospital

09:05 - 09:12Cost benefit analysis of electronic medical records (EMR) over traditional paper-based documentation of clinical records

Sunny Mannava Pellucid Healthcare Networks

09:12 -09:19Effectiveness of Road Race (3D) game in VTS4 software for Normal & Convergence Insufficiency(CI) subjects

Jitendra Kumar Sahoo Sankara College of Optometry

09:19 - 09:26‘Non Visual Desktop Access’ Computer training for Visually Impaired Person.

B.Vengadesh Aravind Eye Hospital

09:26 - 09:33

Enhancing the quality of case finding in outreach with better instrumentation and deploying Electronic Medical Record (EMR) to ensure continuity of care.

Kalaivendan K Aravind Eye Hospital

09:33 - 09:40A New Digital Dynamic Visual Acuity Device: Experimental Study

Mohammad Abdul Subhan

Sankara College of Optometry

09:40- 09:47Big data analytics in eye care - Pellucid's experience

Rajesh Sukumaran Pellucid Healthcare Networks


Time 08:30 to 10:00Panelists: Pankaj Vishvakarma, Mission for Vision | Rajesh Saini, Siliguri Greater Lions Eye Hospital


DAY 2 | 9 JUNE 2019

---SESSION 7--- TECHNOLOGY IN EYE CARE VENUE: HALL F - 1ST FLOOR

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11:00- 11:07Vision and Driving: A study among Truckers in India

Soumya Mohanty Sightsavers India

11:07 - 11:14Comprehensive eye screening of truck drivers at port city of Hazira, Surat in Gujarat state.

Rohan Chariwala Divyajyoti Trust

11:14 - 11:21Impact of Progressive Myopia due to increasing Age and Parental Myopia in Navsari: Tertiary Eye Care Hosptial

Nirav MehtaHari Jyot College of Optometry, Rotary Eye Institute

11:21 - 11:28To evaluate effectiveness of mini scleral contact lens in Keratoconus patient

Kalaivani Kunal Aravind Eye Hospital

11:28 - 11:35

Effectiveness of using a Mobile Eye Healthcare Van (MEHV) in providing primary eye healthcare services to truck drivers across the major transport hubs of North India.

Anand Chinnakaran Dr. Shrofff's Charity Eye Hospital

11:35 - 11:42Strengthening primary eye care: an approach to universal eye care

Lova Krishna Mishra Dr R P Centre, AIIMS

11:42 - 11:49 Vision and Driving- Safe Roads Sulekha Rana Vision Spring

11:49 - 11:56

To analyse the incidence of Wrong Refraction and wrong glass prescriptions across all Aravind Eye Hospitals by the incidents reported in the year 2018.

Seran I Aravind Eye Hospital

11:56 - 12:03Mini scleral contact lenses in the management of corneal ectasias.

Shivanand R HadimaniBharati Vidyapeeth (deemed to be) University,Medical College, School of Optometry, Pune.

12:03 - 12:10Refractive errors and spectacle compliance amongst truckers in India

Asitkumar S. Jadhav Mission for Vision

12:10 - 12:17Impact of the Certified Ophthalmic Paramedic Program in a Hospital in North India on the Lives of the Recipients- A Qualitative Approach

Ishaana Sood Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital

12:17 - 12:24Impact of near vision correction on work ability among Hairdressers in unorganized/small scale sector

KC RaajamaheswariOccupational Optometry Services, Sankara Nethralaya

12:24 - 12:31

Impact of Reading Eyeglasses on Quality of Life and Work Productivity of Factory Workers in Delhi-National Capital Region and Chennai, India : A Cross Sectional Study

Sonia Pant Vision Spring

Time 11:00 to 13:30Panelists: Chilukuri Saharat Babu, Sharat Laser Eye Hospital | Bhushan V Shukla, RNC Free Eye Hospital

---SESSION 8--- SCREENING FOR TRUCK DRIVERS AND OPTOMETRY

VENUE: HALL F - 1ST FLOOR

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12:31 - 12:38Parents’ role in improving spectacle compliance – a stand-alone intervention

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