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SAVE VISION Children Family blindness- Katsina, Nigeria Prevention of Blindness Trust (POB) - FIMA Save Vision in Pakistan: Prevention of Blindness Trust (POB) was established by the Pakistan Islamic Medical Association (PIMA) in 2005, and officially registered in 2007, with main objectives parallel to those of FIMA Save Vision. Leaders of this project have been the main activists and pioneers of FIMA Save Vision Program. The thrust of POB has been mainly in Pakistan, including camps of Afghan refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) of earthquakes, floods and hostilities. POB consist of nine-member board of trustees, having vast experiences and enthusiasm in medical relief, nationally and internationally. It’s current chairman is Dr. Intzar Hussein Butt, senior ophthalmologist in The Services Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS)-Lahore, and leader of many FIMA Save Vision camps, and training activities in Asia and Africa. More than 200 highly qualified ophthalmologists from different distinguished professional and training institutions of Pakistan are committed to voluntary relief work, within the folds of POB and FIMA Save Vision activities for the achievement of excellence in eye care, education and research for the welfare of humanity, regardless of ethnicity, faith, nationality or color. FSV in Malakal- Sudan, 2008 Since its inception, POB has provided care for about 3 million outpatients, and performed more than 25 thousand, eye surgeries, mainly cataract with IOL implantations. POB has arranged for more than 270 free eye camps in 40 districts of Pakistan, and has deployed experienced ophthalmologists and paramedics, under umbrella of FIMA Save Vision, to 12 African and Asian countries with deficient eye care facilities and eye care manpower. During Pakistan earthquakes in 2005 and 2008, internally IDPs in 2009, and the Monsoon 2010 floods, POB took the lead in provision of eye care, and thousands of eye surgeries, as well as participation in general relief activities. The following are projects implemented or planned by POB in Pakistan: • 2010: A special eye care project for timely identification and diagnosis of visual impairments in childhood. • Eye care for prison inmates. 8000 individuals examined, 45 eye surgeries performed, and eye glasses distributed. • A blind rehabilitation project has been initiated to help building the talents of blind individuals, including computer training workshops. Hundred free white canes were distributed. FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 58
SAVE VISION • Training workshops/seminars for eye-care professional: More than 15 in and outside Pakistan, and more than 300 eye care professionals trained. • Community eye care centers in different areas of Pakistan have been initiated. • Eye awareness programs have been conducted in several areas of Pakistan. This public educational activity has been expanded by establishing a POB websites (www.pobtrust.org) which is being updated regularly. • A future plan: Establishment of a tertiary eye care institute in Lahore-Pakistan. Other Program Outcomes: • Establishment of Eye-Care Centers: This activity has been addressed by two manuscripts in this issue of Year Book. • Training-capacity Building: In almost all eye camps, FIMA teams adopted programs of practical training of local ophthalmologists, nurses and other paramedical professionals, to improve sustainability of eye care by qualified local hands. Training has been also conducted in Pakistani and Jordanian ophthalmology centers. • Training workshops in Gusan and Katsina- Nigeria, June 14-15,2008, conducted separately by senior Pakistani ophthalmologists, one for 12 local eyedoctors and the second for 40 nursesparamedics. • Training workshop in Lagos-Nigeria, June 22-24 2008, conducted separately for 13 Nigerian eye doctors, and for 35 Nigerian paramedics. • Training workshop in Maiduguri-Nigeria, January 4-9,2009: for 25 local eye doctors. The program included a special session on “small Incision Cataract Surgery-SICS”. A parallel training session was also conducted for 10 ophthalmic nurses and OR technicians. Trainers were senior ophthalmologists and OT from Pakistan. • Keratoplasty surgery (Corneal transplantation), in Khartoum-Sudan, January-February 2009. 25 corneas were imported from Sri Lanka, through a MOU. Trainers were Senior ophthalmologists from Pakistan. FIMA SAVE VISION- Specialized training courses: • Advanced capacity building for eye surgeons from several countries in special training centers in Pakistan. • Oculoplastic Workshop, in Khartoum- Sudan, August 2006. In collaboration with Ministry of Health (MOH)-Sudan. Conducted by Prof. Imran Sahaf, Head of Department of Ophthalmology-Lahore General Hospital- Postgraduate Medical Institute. The workshop included presentations, interactive sessions, hands-on training for 52 Sudanese eye surgeons. Eye surgeons trainees from Palestine, Sudan and Jordan in Pakistan, 2006 FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 59
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