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The Angul Lions Ophthalmic Kendra hospital was established in 2005 in Angul, India. It has 4 beds and provides eye care services to a population of 700,000 people, with cataract blindness affecting 1.5% of the population. The hospital conducted 9 cataract surgery camps in the last year, performing 800 operations total with 246 paid surgeries and 180 free surgeries for those unable to pay. Funding comes from various sources including a Sight First grant of over 1.3 million INR, as well as a pledged 10 lakh INR from NALCO to build a new operating theatre.
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- 1. ANGUL LIONS OPTHALMIC KENDRA Project Name SF947 / 322 C 2 • Presented by Lion Basant Pradhan
- 6. Hospital Profile • Location:ANGUL LIONS OPHTHALMIC KENDRA • Year of establishment :18th June 2005 • No.of beds: Four Beds
- 7. Situational Analysis • Geographic location in map • Existing infrastructure capacity for cataract operations (all govt. & NGO facilities available in the area within 100 km radius): Only one Government Hospital.
- 8. Statistical Information • Population of the service area : 7 lacs • Cataract Blindness Rate : 1.5% • Cataract Surgical Rate : 0.45% • Annual Backlog :0.22% • Other major causes of blindness in the area: • Cataract : 62% • Glacomau : 5% • Diabetic Retinopathy:7% • By Injuries: 1% • Others:25%
- 9. Facilities available at the project: 1. No of permanent and part time eye surgeons: One Part Time Surgeon 2. No. of optometrists Vision Centres : One 3. No. of Free Surgical patients :180 4. PAYING surgical patients:246
- 10. Performance of the project (after receiving the up-gradation grant from LCIF) No. of OPD Patients :3741 No. of ORC Patients:800 No. of ORC camp :9 No. Paying operation (IOL):246 No. of Free operation (IOL):180 No. of Other operation:89
- 11. Project sustainability Cataract Grant received I) Sight First DISBURSEMENT :13,31,080=00 II) 10,000 USD given to LAICO for Management Training III) DBCS IV) Other Resources : 780984=INR
- 12. NALCO HAS ASSURED A FUND OF INR 10=00 LACS TO BUILD A NEW OPERATION THEATRE