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V Cuso de Gerenciamiento en Salud Ocular

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ORBIS Program: Cyber-sight

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Cyber-Sight is an interactive website that has three distinctive program components:

E-Resources is an electronic “library” of educational material including books, manuals,
videos, case presentations, and other specially prepared website material available free and
geared to any ophthalmologist or eye healthcare provider worldwide.

E-Consultation links partners with expert mentors for patient consultation with emphasis on
offering advice while teaching partners effective methods for diagnosis and management.

E-Learning allows enrolled doctors to have access to electronic texts, including selected
material that is password protected to include those in developing countries by agreement with
the publisher, and for students to complete on-line courses covering basic ophthalmic material,
take tests, and receive a certificate of acheivement.
Cyber-Sight works by connecting an ORBIS mentor with an overseas partner
Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 August 2010 15:33 Read more...
 

Employment Opportunity

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ORBIS is looking for a "Regional Manager, Latin America & Caribbean"

If you are interested please read the following PDF.

 


Last Updated on Friday, 25 June 2010 18:59
 

Diabetic Retinopathy for the Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

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This book is designed to transfer useful techniques for the clinical management of diabetic patients. It is an attempt to go beyond the results of clinical trials and to address the nuances of treating diabetics by compressing the author’s clinical experience into a format that hopefully makes it easy to expand your skills. It does not start with the fundamentals; instead, it is assumed that the reader can do a basic examination and is at least partially familiar with various tests such as fluorescein angiography and optical coherence tomography. The book is written for residents, beginning retina fellows, and comprehensive ophthalmologists that are recently out of training-- as well as for anyone interested in broadening their understanding of these complex patients.

Dr. Jonathan Walker is a retina specialist in private practice and a clinical assistant professor at Indiana University School of Medicine, Fort Wayne.
 
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Convocatoria Subvención Miniproyectos

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Nos es grato anunciarles que se está realizando una convocatoria para el desarrollo de proyectos. La finalidad de estas subvenciones es aportar recursos para fomentar la realización de proyectos de calidad en Salud Visual y contribuir además al inicio de proyectos con proyección y sostenibilidad.

Los interesados pueden consultar los documentos adjuntos para participar. La fecha límite para presentar las solicitudes es el 30 de Abril de 2010

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 April 2010 17:30
 
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 Protect Your Eyes From Corneal Abrasions
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The cornea is the tissue at the front of eye that helps focus light. A corneal abrasion occurs when that tissue is cut or scratched.
The American Academy of Family Physicians offers these suggestions to help prevent a corneal abrasion:

Always use safety eye wear any time you're working with machines that expel wood, sawdust, metal, etc.
Cut your fingernails to avoid scratching your eye. Keep babies' and children's nails trimmed, as well.
Keep all tree and shrub branches, especially those at eye level, trimmed.
Be careful when putting contact lenses in your eyes. Make sure the lenses are cleaned properly each day, and never sleep with them.
 
 

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