Monthly Ophthalmology service census, MOH

 

Since 2002, Ophthalmology service of MOH has been collecting annual census from all the 34 hospitals with ophthalmology departments. Data include essential service census and key performance indicators for ophthalmology service such as Number of out patient, in patient, and operation performed, detail data on cataract service, diabetic service, and all the subspecialty services such vitreoretinal, glaucoma, corneal, oculoplasty, paediatric ophthalmology, and optometry service. Department training records and prevention of blindness activities conducted were also being collected. These data have been utilized extensively for the planning division of MOH and hospitals. With the monthly on-line data entry, hospitals will be able to view the analysed data on a ‘real time basis’
 

 

Objectives

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To evaluate service output in all ophthalmology departments

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To study trends in service output and service pattern

3.

To get baseline and norm from services provided by MOH ophthalmology departments

4.

To determine multi level performance indicators for centres which differ in strength of physical and human resources

 

Participation

All ophthalmology departments at MOH hospitals are required to participate in this monthly ophthalmology service census , either through monthly online data entry or by sending a hard copy to NED unit at

National Eye Database
C/O Clinical Research Centre
Level 4 Specialist Office
Hospital Selayang
Lebuhraya Kepong-Selayang
68100 Batu Caves
Selangor
Tel: 03-6136 7788 ext 4169
Fax: 03-6120 7564
 

Report

1. Ophthalmology Service Census 2002 ~ 2007 Report
 

Downloadable Data Collection Form

1. Monthly Ophthalmology Service Census, MOH (2007 - 2008)

2. Monthly Ophthalmology Service Census, MOH (2009 onwards)

 

 

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is a disease clinical database, designed as a prospective, ongoing systematic collection of data pertaining to specific visual threatening eye diseases, such as cataract, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, contact lens related corneal ulcer, and outcome of cataract surgery.