Eye Care Hospital

General Secretary : Mr. RC Zoramchhana, Bawngkawn

Joint Secretary : Mr. Andrew Lalherliana, Chanmari

Financial Secretary : Dr. Lalsangliani Zarkawt

Treasurer : Dr.KL Remsanga, Zarkawt

Board of Director : 7 nos.

Residential Medical officer : 1 nos.

Eye Surgeon : 4 nos.

Staff Nurse : 3 nos.

PMOAs : 4 nos.

IV Grade : 4 Nos.

Optician : 2 nos.

Visiting Surgeon (From Outside) :

Dr. R.C Paul, Director & Phaco – Surgeon. Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre, Kolkata

Dr. Aniruddha Maiti, Retina Consultant. Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre, Kolkata

Dr. Harsha Bhattacharjee, Director. Sri Sankaradeva Nethralaya, Guwahati

Dr. Kasturi Bhattacharjee, LASIK & Oculoplasty Consultant. Sri Sankaradeva Nethralaya, Guwahati

Dr. Satyen Deka, Retina Consultant. Sri Sankaradeva Nethralaya, Guwahati

Dr. Ronel Soibam, Retina Consultant. Sri Sankaradeva Nethralaya, Guwahati

Dr. Rajesh Chaudhauri, Oculoplasty Surgeon, BB Eye Foundation – Kolkata

Dr. Sudip Chaudhauri, Refractive Surgeon (LASIK),BB Eye Foundation – Kolkata

Dr. Noornika Khuraijam,Oculoplasty Surgeon, Shija Eye Foundation - Imphal

Services Available

Emergency Services - 24 x 7

Clinic - Eye Care Centre. Bazar Bungkawn

Pharmacy - Eye Care Pharmacy. Bazar Bungkawn

Hospital - Eye Care Community & Research Centre - 10 bedded (General & Day Care)

Operation Theater - Minor and Major Operation

Investigation and Diagnostic :

Computerized Refraction Unit

A-Scan Biometry (Contact & Immersion)

Ophthalmic B – Scan Ultrasonography

Fundus Photography with Fundus Flourescein Angiography

Synoptophore

3D Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

Corneal Topography

Visual Field Analyzer (Automated Perimeter)

Nd YAG Laser

Non – Contact Tonometer

20D, 75D , 90D & Gonisocopy

Green Laser with LIO

Medical Retina Treatment.

Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

Glaucoma Screening & Treatment

Oculoplastic Surgeries (Squint, Entropion, Ectropion etc..)

Botox Injection.

Low Vision Aids

Optical Dispensing Unit

Phacoemulsification Cataract Surgery.

Medical Retina Treatment.

Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

Glaucoma Screening & Treatment

Oculoplastic Surgeries (Squint, Entropion, Ectropion etc..)

Botox Injection.

Low Vision Aids

Optical Dispensing Unit

Overall Objective:

Reducing prevalence and burden of avoidable blindness by 2020 by adopting strategies advocated for Vision 2020: The Right to Sight.

Goals & Objective:

The goals and objectives of the program and so the society is aimed towards:

Providing high quality of eye care services to the affected population.

Expanding coverage of eye care services to the underserved areas within the state.

Reducing the backlog of blindness by identifying and providing services to the affected population and

Reducing patient’s referral outside the state.

Providing Health Care Scheme and free Cataract surgery for BPL patients.

Developing eye care services with the technical support of expert professionals from within and outside the state.

POLICY OF EYE CARE COMMUNITY & RESEARCH CENTRE

Administration Policy

Waste management

Confidentiality and Medical Practices.

ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY :

Eye Care Community & Research Centre is governed by the Board of Directors, any administrative is issues of the hospital including recruitment and any major policy matters are in the hands of the Board of Directors. The Administrative hierarchy of Eye Care Community & Research Centre is as under :

The Board of Director is the apex body of Eye Care Community & Research Centre

The Managing Director is recruited by BOD. He/ She is the Head Employee of Eye Care Community & Research Centre

The unit head are the reporting officers for the subordinate staff in the hierarchy

The contracting period and the remuneration for the employee in the setting will be revised from time to time as and when felt necessary by the Board of Directors ( Hereinafter may be referred as BOD )

2. WASTE MANAGEMENT : Eye Care Community & Research Centre will strictly follow Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 and any other rules as laid down by the government it will comply with the environment (protection) Act, 1986. Details of the Said rules are Annex herewith in Annexure 1 3. CONFIDENTIALITY AND MEDICAL PRACTISES: Confidentiality Eye Care Community & Research Centre believes that patients have an ethical and legal right to the confidentiality of their medical status and record. Therefore, it is considered appropriate to allow others to access to a patient’s record only with the patient’s consent. In the absence of exceptional circumstances, explicit consent must be obtained. However in certain serious medical situations, the doctrine of implied consent allows it to be assumed that a patient would provide consent if that patient were competent, even though the patient is incapable of communicating consent. Maintaining Integrity of the Medical Record All patient data will become part of the patient’s medical record at Eye Care Community & Research Centre. This is necessary to document the basis for decisions that are made in the emergency department. These data will be permanently and clearly labeled as having been obtained with patients or guardian consent. Breaches of Confidentiality Any employees of Eye Care Community & Research Centre who may have inappropriate obtained access to patient information or disclose the patient medical status unnecessarily shall be seriously taken such breach of confidentiality will be considered as a serious disciplinary offence and may lead to dismissal. Staff must not under any circumstances disclose patient information to anyone outside the Practice, except to other health professionals on a need to know basis or where the patient has provided written consent Staff must not under any circumstances disclose other confidential information about the Practice to anyone outside the Practice unless with the express consent. Staff should limit any discussion about confidential information only to those who need to know within the Practice. Staff must take particular care that confidential information is not transmitted in error by email or over the internet. Staffs who suspect a breach of confidentiality must inform the Managing Director immediately. Staff remains bound by the requirement to keep information confidential even if they are no longer employed at the Practice. Activities:

Following activities are being covered:

Free Eye Camp

School Eye Screening Programme

Eye Banking activities

Oculoplasty & Botox Clinic

Diabetic Retinopathy & Glaucoma Screening

Developing of infrastructures for Medical Retina Treatment.

Organizing CME Programme

Ongoing research & clinical studies on various topics.