Social Transformation of Indian Tribal Community: Unlocking the Potential by providing Access to Healthcare: Case

By: Contributor(s): Material type: BookBookSeries: Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision MakersAnalytics: Show analyticsPublication details: India Sage Jan-Mar2021Description: Jan-Mar2021, Vol. 46 Issue 1, p41-50. 10pSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: To clear the backlog of cataract surgeries in India over the next five years, each ophthalmologist would need to perform 700 surgeries every year.[4] DIVYAJYOTI TRUST Mr Bharatbhai Shah and Dr Uday Gajiwala, established Divyajyoti Trust in January 2010. - Swami Vivekananda In January 2016, Dr Uday Gajiwala, co-founder of the Divyajyoti Trust, was thinking about the progress and future of Tejas Eye Hospital (TEH). Compassion in Action: Episode 4 Savitaben Vasavaan, aged 35 from Pipalwada village, (11 km from Mandvi) Taluka, Mandvi, Surat District, visited Tejas Eye Hospital (TEH), Mandvi with her husband Maganbhai. As one of the co-founders was an ophthalmologist with extensive field experience in community ophthalmology, it was only natural that the Trust commenced its activities (in 2010) with ophthalmology care through TEH.
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To clear the backlog of cataract surgeries in India over the next five years, each ophthalmologist would need to perform 700 surgeries every year.[4] DIVYAJYOTI TRUST Mr Bharatbhai Shah and Dr Uday Gajiwala, established Divyajyoti Trust in January 2010. - Swami Vivekananda In January 2016, Dr Uday Gajiwala, co-founder of the Divyajyoti Trust, was thinking about the progress and future of Tejas Eye Hospital (TEH). Compassion in Action: Episode 4 Savitaben Vasavaan, aged 35 from Pipalwada village, (11 km from Mandvi) Taluka, Mandvi, Surat District, visited Tejas Eye Hospital (TEH), Mandvi with her husband Maganbhai. As one of the co-founders was an ophthalmologist with extensive field experience in community ophthalmology, it was only natural that the Trust commenced its activities (in 2010) with ophthalmology care through TEH.

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