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Evaluation of trichiasis surgeons' performance in selected trachoma endemic African countries
Purpose: Elimination of trachoma-related blindness requires addressing not only issues of trichiasis surgery availability and accessibility, but also quality. To improve surgeon performance, programmes undertake surgeon audits to identify surgeons needing re-training, reasons for poor outcomes, and...
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Division of General Surgery
2022
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