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FIMA EYE HOSPITALS FIMA was to delegate volunteer eye surgeons and teams from time to time to augment the drive for reduction of this extensive backlog of visually impaired people. FIMA was to provide training of local Sudanese professionals, and to provides ophthalmology equipment; instruments, and consumables including the special eye lenses, as well as medications. Surgical equipments were lifted by FIMA to this hospital in early 2006 at a cost of over USD 100,000. • WHO-EMRO would support the Sudanese health authorities in providing incentive remuneration, for one year, of one Sudanese eye specialist to be deployed from Khartoum on full-time basis at al-Genaina Hospital. WHO-EMRO would also help FIMA in provision of some consumables and medications: The selected Sudanese eye surgeon was sent to Pakistan for further specialized training in ophthalmology, sponsored by IMA of Pakistan (FIMA member). The hospital was officially opened on February 27, 2006, and has been fully functional since then, as a symbol of successful and harmonious collaboration, in good faith, between the above bodies. In 2008, a small building extension was added to the hospital, which now includes: • The operating section: o One room for major operations. o One room for minor operations. o Sterilization room. o Nurses’ room. o Supplies’ room. • Doctor’s office. • In-patient six-beds male room, another sixbeds female room, one isolation room, and nurses’ room. • The new extension includes: o Two examination rooms. o One vision examination room. o Medical records room. This hospital was well equipped with various instruments and consumables to function as an independent eye care facility. In the latest operational report, the following achievements were accomplished by the FIMA Eye Hospital at al-Genaina: • Cataract surgeries from 2006-2009: 4000 • Cataract surgeries in 2010: 420 • Cataract surgeries in the first 6 months of 2011: 620 Al-Genaina eye hospital early phases FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 68
FIMA EYE HOSPITALS • Several eye camps have been conducted in the hospital, and 800 surgeries performed • Total Surgeries: 5,840 • Number of out-patients treated in hospital clinics: approximately50,000 Patients seeking eye care in the hospital come from West Darfur and from regions extending all the way to tribes of the neighboring Republic of Chad. Eye Hospital at al-Qadarif- Sudan: Al-Gadarif is a far eastern Sudanese province. Needs assessment conducted by the IMA of Sudan and Sudanese health authorities revealed tremendous need for an eye hospital, similar in magnitude to that of West Darfur. Preliminary preparations, including architectural drawings were prepared. The project is waiting collaborative efforts to be executed. Eye Health Care in Putlam, Sri Lanka: Prof. Hafeez Ur Rahman, coordinator of FIMA Save Vision Program, was invited to visit Sri Lanka in 2008, by the Sarandeeb Foundation. Putlam is a city with 50,000 people, with nearby refugee camps, at that time, of about 100,000 people, mostly Muslims. Sarandeeb Foundation runs a small hospital of 50 beds, established by Zakat House in Kuwait in a suburb of Putlam. Inauguration of al Genaina Eye Hospital, Feb 2006 Federal Health Minister-Sudan with Profs. Mamoun Homaida, Adnan Jaljuli and Hafeez Ur Rahman FIMA Eye Center in Kuwait Hospital- Peshawar- Pakistan: This general hospital was established by the Red Crescent Society of Kuwait, more than thirty years ago, for medical care of Afghan refugees, on free or minimal charge basis. Subsequently, Peshawar Medical College (PMC) opened the hospital for the general public. In January 2008, FIMA developed the eye department at this hospital, provided eye surgery consumables and IOLs, and started free cataract surgeries for needy Afghan refugees and local population. To date, more than 1000 cataract surgeries have been performed. The hospital is currently one of the training hospitals of PMC. In April 2008, FIMA conducted an eye camp in this Kuwait Hospital and performed 750 eye surgeries. FIMA offered to establish an eye department in the hospital. An agreement was established, and the department became wellequipped and functional in May 2008. An eye surgeon from Colombo, the capital city, started visiting the hospital once a week to perform eye surgeries. Other NGOs conducted free eye camps in the new eye department. As of July 2011, 7478 cataract surgeries were conducted, in collaboration with other NGOs. Eye Hospitals in Palestine: As stated earlier, WHO-EMRO statistics classified Palestine as one of 7 most needy countries for eye care in the Eastern Mediterranean region, with extensive deficiencies in dealing with visual impairments. FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 69
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