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Activity Report 2010 – 2011 L V Prasad Eye Institute Excellence • Equity • Effi ciency Gardens at LVPEI ACTIVITY REPORT 2010 – 2011 Secondary Centres © LVPEI/2011 Vision To create excellent and equitable eye care systems that reach all those in need. Mission The mission of L V Prasad Eye Institute is to be a centre of excellence in eye care services, basic and clinical research into eye diseases and vision-threatening conditions, training, product development, and rehabilitation for those with incurable visual disability, with a focus on extending equitable and effi cient eye care to underserved populations in the Cover: In Braille L V Prasad Eye Institute developing world. So that all may see Activity Report 2010-2011 L V Prasad Eye Institute Committed to excellence and equity in eye care AACTIVITYCTIVITY RREPORTEPORT AAprilpril 22010010 – MMarcharch 22011011 Excellence | Equity | Effi ciency 2 The LVPEI Eye Health Pyramid 3 Activity Report 2010–2011 The year at a glance The LVPEI pyramid of service delivery touches all levels of society, from remote rural villages to busy urban centres. From primary eye care to advanced tertiary (quaternary), we have provided eye care services to hundreds of thousands of people, without compromising on quality. This year, we reached a total of 1,396,741 people including 181,534 children through these various levels of care. Of this almost a million (989,316) received eye care services entirely free of cost as part of our community programs and through our higher-level facilities. Ripples from our circle of impact on people’s life and sight continue to spread beyond our campuses’ and nation’s boundaries. PATIENT CARE service delivery COMMUNITY EYE HEALTH PROGRAMS Entirely free of cost Population covered by door to door surveys 533,936 (1098 villages surveyed) Population screened 31,852 (468 community programs) Schools & Anganwadis (creches) covered 1236 Total population reached 533,936 Total children screened 129,839 These numbers do not include data from our partner centres. OUTPATIENT FREE OF SURGERIES FREE OF VISITS COST COST PRIMARY EYE CARE 72 Vision Centres 124,123 100% - - SECONDARY EYE CARE 9 Service Centres 243,650 41% 28,374 66% TERTIARY EYE CARE Bhubaneswar 75,272 23% 7454 37% Visakhapatnam 71,747 25% 6908 42% Vijayawada 1519 41% - - Launched February16, 2011, surgeries from June 2011 ADVANCED TERTIARY (QUATERNARY) CARE Hyderabad 216,655 30% 38,066 45% Total 732,966 44% 80,802 51% Includes 51,695 children Free of cost services are provided irrespective of the complexity of care. Excellence | Equity | Effi ciency 4 ... and the network grows In operation Partnerships In process Centre of Excellence 1 2 Tertiary Centres 3 16 (11 National & 5 International) Service Centres 9 12 3 Vision Centres 72 61 Capacity building collaborations Technical consultancy 12 5 in specifi c areas Partner hospitals 5 4-year partnerships REHABILITATION providing a better quality of life Sight enhancement client visits (low vision) 4911 Vision rehabilitation client visits 7068 Community based rehabilitation 77 EYE BANKING facilitating the gift of sight Includes community eye banks on our campuses Hyderabad Bhubaneswar Visakhapatnam Total Corneas harvested 3271 340 497 4108 EDUCATION enhancing skills and building human resources Ophthalmologists 210 Other eye care professionals 681 Participants in CME and other programs 1460 In addition, many more attended our CME programs through live webcasts. RESEARCH pushing the frontiers Presentations International 267 National 405 Publications 134 Honors and awards 87 5 Activity Report 2010–2011 L V Prasad Eye Institute Network Management Gullapalli N Rao Usha Gopinathan Hemanth Paul Sreedevi Penmetcha Chair Executive Director Business Development International Liaison, Documentation & Vision K Haragopala Krishna Sreedevi Yadavalli V Rajashekar Ghanshyam Singh Finance & Accounts Communications New Projects & Development Opticals & Opticianry KV Subba Rao Sam Balasundaram G Sridhar K Annapurna Devi Finance & Accounts Fund Raising & Donor Relations Properties & Maintenance Technology Venkatesh M Reddy Rajiv Kumar HSD Srinivas Trust Affairs & Chairman’s Offi ce City Centres Human Resources Kallam Anji Reddy Campus, Hyderabad Director & Dr Kallam Anji Reddy K Srinivas Uveitis & Ocular Immunology Distinguished Chair of Ophthalmology Madhulatha Umesh Virender S Sangwan G Chandra Sekhar Annie Mathai Smt. Kanuri Santhamma Centre for Somasheila Murthy Assistant Director Vitreo Retinal Diseases Raja Narayanan Rupesh Kumar Subhadra Jalali Rajeev K Reddy Ajit B Majji Clinical Services Annie Mathai Comprehensive Ophthalmology Cornea & Anterior Segment Raja Narayanan Rohit Khanna Virender S Sangwan Rajeev Reddy Pappuru Bhupesh Bagga Bhupesh Bagga Padmaja K Rani Aesthetic Facial Plastic Surgery Sayan Basu Chinmaya A Sahu Sunita Chaurasia Milind N Naik Prashant Garg T Venkata Amarnath Gautam Dendukuri Pravin V Krishna Shaik Bajibhi Anesthesia Services R Muralidhar Priyangshu Chandra PG Koshy Somasheila Murthy K Deepika MS Prasad Varsha Rathi Sarvepally Vijay Kiran Nageshwar Rao Mukesh Taneja SPVR Naresh M Uma S Ravinder Tamal Chakraborty CVM Reddy Potluri Haresh Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery, Nageshwar Reddy S Kartheek Kumar Orbit & Ocular Oncology P Sreedhar Preetam Kumar Santosh G Honavar P Sriramulu R Suresh Kumar Mohammad Javed Ali D Sukesh Sana Quadri Milind N Naik Vijay Anand P Reddy Internal Medicine Bausch & Lomb Contact Lens Centre Archana Bhargava M Yashwanth Goud Varsha Rathi Y Srinivasa Rao Pravin V Krishna Yogita Kadam Winston D Prakash D Srikanth Meera & L B Deshpande Centre Preeji M Sudharman Ocular Prosthesis for Sight Enhancement & Dr PRK T Shyam Sunder Nusrat Changal Prasad Centre for Rehabilitation Raju Kumar Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK) of Blind & Visually Impaired Pravin V Krishna Jasti V Ramanamma Children’s Eye Vijaya K Gothwal Prashant Garg Care Centre Beula Christy R Muralidhar Anil K Mandal Hemalatha Arunachalam Somasheila Murthy Amit Gupta Deepak K Bagga Varsha Rathi Santosh G Honavar Babalu Sara Koshy Subhadra Jalali Mahalakshmi VST Centre for Glaucoma Care Ramesh Kekunnaya P Shailaja Reddy G Chandra Sekhar Pravin V Krishna C Rebecca Sumalini Nikhil S Choudhari R Muralidhar Anil K Mandal Padmaja K Rani Ramayamma International Vanita Pathak-Ray Eye Bank Harsha BL Rao Pallavi Abhay Agarkar Joseph Mollah Usha Gopinathan Sirisha Senthil Prashant Garg J Ganesh Babu Strabismus/Neuro-ophthalmology Brinda P Ramachandran G Bhuvaneswari Ramesh Kekunnaya A Uday Kumar Nikhil S Choudhari Tukaram Kumbar Amit Gupta Consultant Ophthalmologists Consultant Optometrists Excellence | Equity | Effi ciency 6 Bhubaneswar Campus, Bhubaneswar Director Miriam Hyman Children’s Eye Care Centre Dalmia Ophthalmic Pathology Taraprasad Das Siddharth Kesarwani Service Sanghamitra Dash Ruchi Mittal Cornea & Anterior Segment Tapas Ranjan Padhi Sujata Das Anesthesia Services Suryasnata Rath Srikant K Sahu Debendranath Das NTPC Centre for Diabetic Eye Disease Contact Lens & Refractive Surgery Administration Taraprasad Das Sujata Das Bikash Chandra Mohanta Soumyava Basu Santanu Jana Prakash Das Tapas Ranjan Padhi Souvik Mandal Chhoton De Srikant K Sahu NTPC Eye Trauma Centre Ramanandan Mishro Mukesh K Singh Suryasnata Rath Prakash Nayak Soumyava Basu Sudipta Parida Glaucoma Sujata Das Sanghamitra Dash Tapas Ranjan Padhi drushti daan Eye Bank* Sujata Das Retina & Vitreous NTPC Centre for Sight Enhancement Srikant K Sahu Soumyava Basu Sindhu Kannan Taraprasad Das Tapas Ranjan Padhi Ocular Microbiology Service Savitri Sharma Das Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery, Sarita Kar Orbit & Ocular Oncology Suryasnata Rath Ocular Prosthesis Mahasweta Chowdhury Bhaktiprada Sahoo GMR Varalakshmi Campus, Visakhapatnam Director Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery, Orbit & Ocular Microbiology Service Merle Fernandes Ocular Oncology Nagendra Kumar Manju Meena Cornea & Anterior Segment Anesthesia Services Merle Fernandes Nimmagadda Prasad Children’s Eye Care Morton Anesthesia Allied IS Murthy Centre Services Pvt Ltd Sushmita G Shah Virender Sachdeva Administration Merle Fernandes Purbasa Roy B Anjaneyulu Manju Meena K Lokesh Contact Lens & Refractive Surgery Gaurav Yogesh Shah BVS Mallikarjun Rao Merle Fernandes PVKS Varma IS Murthy K Veeraswamy Sushmita G Shah Strabismus/Neuro-ophthalmology Virender Sachdeva Mohsin Eye Bank* Appanna Gorivilla Avinash Pathengay Merle Fernandes Rekha Gunturu IS Murthy Kanika Saha Satya Varaprasad Ch Sushmita G Shah Anick Mallick Glaucoma PVKS Varma Uveitis Avinash Pathengay Retina & Vitreous Avinash Pathengay Bob Ohlson Centre for Kapil Bhatia Sight Enhancement Manmath Kumar Das Rekha Gunturu Gaurav Yogesh Shah Dharani Nanda Lakshmi Dwara Anand Kumar P Kode Venkatadri Chowdary Campus, Tadigadapa, Vijayawada Services launched on February 16, 2011 Cornea & Anterior Segment Neuro-ophthalmology Consultant Optometrist Vinay S Pillai Niranjan K Pehere VL Narayana Retina & Vitreous Comprehensive Ophthalmology Administration Atul Kumar Sahu Tathagato Das Kiran PV Sivaram Prasad The David Brown Children’s Eye Care Centre Niranjan K Pehere * Community eye banks on our campus 7 Activity Report 2010–2011 Across the Network Prof Brien Holden Eye Education Centre International Centre for Research Centre Director and Distinguished Chair Advancement of Rural Eye Director and Distinguished Chair of of Education care, Kismatpur Campus Eye Research Prashant Garg Associate Director D Balasubramanian LVP-Zeiss International Academy Rohit Khanna Jhaveri Microbiology Centre of Advanced Ophthalmic Education Acting Head Savitri Sharma Das Vanita
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