The Global Eye Health Handbook: A Clinical Guide

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Author(s): Anna C.S. Tan (Editor), Marcus Ang (Editor), Ralene Sim (Editor)
Publisher: Springer Nature Singapore
Edition / Volume: 1st Edition
Format / Binding: COLOR MATT FINISH PRINT

The Global Eye Health Handbook: A Clinical Guide is a vital clinical resource empowering primary and secondary eye care professionals to deliver high-quality, equitable vision care. Supported by the Singapore Eye Research Institute, this 1st Edition handbook addresses the critical need for concerted action to improve outcomes for the 2.2 billion people worldwide living with vision impairment. Secure your copy to establish leadership in capacity building and provide safe, timely care with this definitive guide.

About the Book

The Global Eye Health Handbook: A Clinical Guide serves as an essential clinical resource designed for both primary and secondary eye care professionals to deliver high-quality eye care in their community. Supported by the Singapore Eye Research Institute, this handbook addresses the critical need for concerted action to improve quality and outcomes in vision care, providing effective, efficient, safe, timely, equitable, and people-centred care.

With the WHO estimating over 1 billion people having conditions that could be treated or prevented, this book empowers practitioners to make a tangible difference. It represents a vital tool for modern ophthalmology practice, cultivating leadership and capacity building through the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) Global Eye Health initiative.

Key Themes & Topics Covered

Evidence-Based Framework: Aligned with the Lancet Global Health Commission on Global Eye Health: vision beyond 2020 and WHO reports on vision.
Global Impact Focus: Addresses the 2.2 billion people with vision impairment worldwide, focusing on treatable and preventable conditions.
Holistic Ecosystem: Cultivates leadership and capacity building through the SNEC Global Eye Health initiative.
Clinical Utility: Designed specifically to support professionals in delivering equitable and accessible eyecare through innovation.
Expert Editorial Leadership: Edited by Anna C.S. Tan, Marcus Ang, and Ralene Sim.

Who Should Read This?

This handbook is specifically targeted at Primary and Secondary Eye Care Professionals, Ophthalmologists, and Optometrists seeking to enhance their clinical practice and contribute to global vision health initiatives.

Add this volume to your collection today and lead the way in delivering safe, timely, and equitable eye care.