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Scientific session

Joint ISOO-COECSA OSSN Session
180 min

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Tea Break
30 min
Excursion
120 min

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OSK AGM
120 min

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Joint ISOO-COECSA OSSN Session

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 08:00am - 11:00am (180 min)

Tea Break

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 11:00am - 11:30am (30 min)

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 11:30am - 04:00pm (270 min)

Excursion

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 04:00pm - 06:00pm (120 min)

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 06:00pm - 08:00pm (120 min)

OSK AGM

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 08:00pm - 10:00pm (120 min)

Eye Banking

Eye Banking (Advance registration)
420 min

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Eye Banking (Advance registration)

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 09:00am - 04:00pm (420 min)

Phaco Wet Lab

Phaco Wet lab (advance paid registration)
420 min

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Phaco Wet lab (advance paid registration)

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 09:00am - 04:00pm (420 min)

VR

VR
240 min

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VR

Wednesday Aug. 23 - 09:00am - 01:00pm (240 min)

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Gladys Atto

head of department of ophthalmology and Regional ophthalmologist. at Moroto Regional Referral Hospital

Gladys Atto (head of department of ophthalmology and Regional ophthalmologist. at Moroto Regional Referral Hospital)

Dr Gladys Atto is a Ugandan ophthalmologist and head of department of ophthalmology at Moroto Regional Referral Hospital and Regional ophthalmologist for Karamoja.

She has a legacy of being the first ophthalmologist in Karamoja subregion. For the past 3 years, she has carried out over 7000 sight restoring cataract surgeries mainly through community outreaches.
Gladys received the 'the women in medicine' award from the Uganda Medical Association in recognition of her efforts in strengthening the health system in 2021.
She currently works in collaboration with Sightsavers, Uganda in the Karamoja Inclusive Eye health Project which ensures that ‘no one is left behind’ by ensuring ‘Improved access to affordable, quality eye care services for people with and without disabilities in Karamoja, Uganda.