“The goal is to transform data into information, and information into insight.”
– Carly Fiorina
HelpMeSee leverages the power of academic partnership, research, projects, and studies with leading Industry partners to explore and demonstrate the power of simulation-based training and the role it must play in the eradication of cataract blindness in the world.
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Evaluates simulated surgical outcomes among surgical trainees using the HelpMeSee eye surgery simulator.
Report on Trainee Performance
November 2022
This study investigates the validity evidence of metrics used for the assessment of surgical skills for Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS) in a virtual reality simulator.
Demonstrates the visual representation of surgery on the HelpMeSee eye surgery siimulator was extremely realistic. Showcasing extremely favorable outcomes, the article involves a face, content and structure validity study.
Face, Content and Structure Validity
November 2022
Focuses on developing a risk stratification system that predicts outcomes in patients undergoing cataract surgery. The predictive capability of these learning models was based on a large, real-world cataract surgical data set to determine which patients would benefit most from sight-restoring surgery.
Cataract Surgical Risk Stratification Models
November 2022
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In this study, Dr Chetan Ahiwalay, Dr Van Charles Lansingh, Dr Akshay Nair, Dr Ashish Bacchav, and Dr Kimaya Chavan investigated the progress of 35 trainees to understand their learning curve based on the performance parameters and the reports generated by the simulator.
Competency-Based Training on Eye Surgery Simulator
September 2023
September 2023
Identifies the lacunae in ophthalmic residency training and highlights how technological tools such as surgical simulators can be incorporated into ophthalmic training with good results.
The Way Forward — Embracing Technology in Cataract Surgical Training
November 2022
A Systematic Review of Competency-based Simulation Training in Ophthalmic Surgery as a Part of Curriculum
Dr. Minal ShahBaldota (MBBS. DO), Dr. Hinaben Patel (Ph.D) and Dr. Van Charles Lansingh (MD, Ph.D, MBA) share their understanding on how simulation-based training has been incorporated into training programs in different parts of the world
September 2023
Ophthalmic Suture Simulator: Scleral wound suturing using a virtual reality 3D simulator
September 2023
Dr. Ashish Bacchav and Dr. Van Charles Lansingh discuss suturing, which is the most important skill required in the management of anterior segment trauma. It is essential that ophthalmic professionals practice suturing well before one does suturing in real live surgery. However, there are limited eyes and training opportunities in the post Covid19 world. How will trainees master the basic skill in suturing in case of ocular trauma?
