Model Case / Jishishan County, Gansu
Jishishan County People's Hospital
From public-benefit support to sustainable cataract service capacity
Starting from local cataract patient needs, the project combined public-benefit support, expert collaboration, doctor training, and project organization to strengthen local eye-care services.
Project location
Jishishan County, Gansu
Cooperation type
Public-benefit eye health and hospital capacity building
Project focus
Cataract patient service and expert support
Core outcome
Local cataract service pathway gradually established
Case Story
Background
Jishishan County People's Hospital serves local county residents, where cataract screening, diagnosis support, and continuous service capacity had room for improvement.
Project objective
The project began with local cataract patient needs and used public-benefit support, expert collaboration, training, and project organization to improve screening, service support, follow-up, and local capacity.
Why it matters
The case shows Xentra Medical's practical experience in public-benefit eye-health project organization, expert coordination, patient service support, and grassroots ophthalmology capacity building.
Challenges Before Cooperation
Limited access to ophthalmology services
Some patients had limited opportunities for standardized eye screening and cataract care.
High pressure in patient screening and organization
The project needed orderly screening, registration, preoperative assessment, and follow-up service organization.
Insufficient expert and technical support
The hospital needed external ophthalmic experts to guide cataract services and project execution.
Follow-up system needed improvement
Postoperative follow-up, recovery observation, and continuous service workflows needed further development.
How We Supported
Public-benefit patient support and project organization
Supported patient screening, service arrangement, and project execution coordination.
Expert team coordination
Coordinated ophthalmic expert teams for cataract screening, care support, and surgical service collaboration.
Doctor training and onsite guidance
Supported local medical staff through clinical exchange, onsite guidance, and case discussion.
Equipment and consumables coordination
Coordinated equipment, medicines, consumables, and related resources based on project needs.
Follow-up and continuing service support
Helped improve postoperative follow-up, recovery observation, and patient service workflows.
Service Pathway Development
Patient mobilization
Engage patients through public-benefit project organization.
Initial screening
Complete basic eye-health examination and patient registration.
Expert assessment
Bring experts into clinical judgment and service planning.
Surgical support
Provide clinical collaboration around cataract patient needs.
Postoperative follow-up
Track recovery and record service outcomes.
Continuing service
Help the hospital improve ongoing ophthalmology workflows.
Project Outcomes
- Supported cataract patient screening, public-benefit support, and service organization.
- Enabled collaboration between expert teams and the local hospital around cataract services.
- Supported training for local medical staff in eye-care services and project execution.
- Helped the hospital build screening, surgical support, and postoperative follow-up pathways.
- Improved opportunities for local patients to access standardized eye-care services and public-benefit support.
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