Presbyterian Joint Hospital Uburu

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Project Name: Presbyterian Joint Hospital Uburu
Project Description: Eye Department
for Blind / Visually Disabled
People
Location: Nigeria, Uburu
Campaign:Vision 2020
Project Information: The 25-bed Presbyterian Joint Hospital is a busy, long established facility, located in Afikpo, a very remote rural area in Ebonyi State in the southeast of Nigeria. The majority of eye patients seen are suffering from cataract. The work is being covered by a national ophthalmologist. Due to the ill health of the ophthalmologist, the project has temporarily discontinued the outreach programme to other clinics in the State.

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by Country: Nigeria
by Campaign: Vision 2020
by Field of Work: Projects for People with Visual Impairment
by Clinical Condition: Cataract Trachoma Glaucoma
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