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Preferred practices for training, deploying, and following up with Key Informants (KIs) for identifying and supporting children with severe visual impairment or blindness
Summary of key discussions and research priorities from the 2012 Global Scientific Meeting on Trachomatous Trichiasis in Moshi, Tanzania, focusing on surgical practices, service delivery, and quality improvement.

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Eye Health | Global health | Health System Strengthening | ICTC | KCCO | Public Health | Surgical Outcomes | Surgical Training | Trachoma elimination | Trachomatous trichiasis | Trichiasis Surgery
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