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Introducción al IPEC es un curso de autoaprendizaje gratuito que le permitirá comprender mejor qué es el IPEC, qué pretende conseguir y por qué es importante.
This guide aims to help you better understand and critically analyse eye care technology for use at the community and primary levels of eye care.
A snapshot of key issues, messages, and resources to help you drive awareness in eye health.
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Learn more about effective refractive error coverage (eREC) and effective cataract surgical coverage (eCSC) – the two new ambitious global targets for 2030.
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This video summarises the Eye care in health systems: Guide for action and its four accompanying tools, developed to support health planners and Member States in the planning and implementation of integrated people-centred eye care (IPEC).
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Integrated people-centred eye care (IPEC) has the potential to address many challenges to delivering effective eye care services.
Technological solutions are one of the tools we need to use to ensure that the hardest to reach have access to the eye health services they need.
We need individuals and communities around the world to make their vision a priority.
To address the growing need for child eye health, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, we need to leverage school and education settings.
Are you working in eye health policy or practice at any level? The IAPB Knowledge Hub contains a wealth of content to support you to help accelerate action on global eye health.
The Knowledge Hub brings together evidence, information, key opinions, resources, guides, tools and the sharing of member experiences on the most important topic areas in global eye health.
The Knowledge Hub works together with the Vision Atlas, which contains a rich mix of the latest eye health data, narrative and presentation tools.
The Knowledge Hub draws on the wealth of expertise and knowledge of the IAPB network. It will be expanded and further improved over time, and we ask for your help in this.
Please share any resources, knowledge, recommendations or examples that you believe should be included in this Knowledge Hub.
We would love to hear from you – please suggest content via the following link.
We have created the Knowledge Hub around the three pillars of the 2030 In Sight strategy: Elevate, Integrate, and Activate.
The Knowledge Hub enables easy access to expertise and experience across the network to help:
Please explore the following sections to learn more about key topics forming part of each pillar, or you can view all topics by selecting the following button.
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The Elevate pillar of the 2030 In Sight strategy calls us to embed vision as a fundamental, economic, social and development issue. How can we can do this?
To address the growing need for child eye health, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, we need to leverage school and education settings.
The global eye health sector has a unique opportunity to unite and speak with one voice, to strengthen gender equity in our organisations and programmes collectively.
People with vision impairment are less likely to gain employment and more likely to have low paid work.
Contains detailed guidance to eye care sector on ways to reduce environmental impact and support climate resilience.
Eye health makes a key contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals as a highly cost-effective way to unlock human potential.
There remains a significant funding gap to support access to eye health services, but there is also a high return on investment due to lost productivity.
Everyone should have access to good quality eye health services. But this will only happen if there is greater integration of eye health in wider health care systems. How can we can achieve this?
Integrated people-centred eye care (IPEC) has the potential to address many challenges to delivering effective eye care services.
There are not enough people on the ground with a broad enough range of skills and qualifications to match the scale or the range of issues that now face eye health.
Eye care is an integral part of Universal Health Coverage, which is central to delivering SDG3 (Good Health and Wellbeing).
Technological solutions are one of the tools we need to use to ensure that the hardest to reach have access to the eye health services they need.
Eye health is a universal issue and we must activate universal demand by driving patient, consumer and market change. How can we can do this?
Eye health cannot be addressed nor services scaled up without a major contribution from the private sector.
We need individuals and communities around the world to make their vision a priority.
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ROP related blindness can be prevented by improving comprehensive preterm care and screening at appropriate time.
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ROP related blindness can be prevented by improving comprehensive preterm care and screening at appropriate time.
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Exploring the Impact of Environmental Conditions on the Ocular Surface - A Review of Risk Factors
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This PDF document from IAPB's Climate Action Work Group debunks five prevalent myths about climate action and eye care.
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Interventions To Slow The Progression Of Myopia