AAPOS Partners

AAPOS Partners 

IPOSC 

The International Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Council (IPOSC) is a Council of National and Supranational organizations working together to preserve and restore eye health and enhance visual function in children, and ocular alignment and binocularity in children and adults throughout the world. Learn more about criteria for membership.

1. Promote programs and research to reduce childhood blindness, treat vision impairment in children, and improve ocular alignment in children and adults
2. Encourage the development of institutions and trained practitioners to achieve the mission
3. Assist educational efforts to fulfill the mission through improved education of practitioners and the public
4. Provide effective communications between national and supra-national societies to achieve the mission
5. Facilitate collaboration with international foundations and non-governmental organizations to promote and enhance eye care

ORBIS International

ORBIS International prevents and treats blindness by providing quality eye care to transform lives. ORBIS provides the tools, training, and technology necessary for local partners to develop their own capacity to provide quality eye care services that are affordable, accessible and sustainable. ORBIS is dedicated to saving sight and eliminating avoidable blindness worldwide.

Cybersight for International Sites

ORBIS Cybersight may provide a learning platform that will enhance regular communication between international programs and AAPOS visiting faculty. It also allows students access to comprehensive learning material in pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus completely free of charge.

Knights Templar Eye Foundation

Knights Templar Eye Foundation partnered with EyeCare America and the foundation of the American Academy of Opthalmology to support Ophthalmologists with research and education. 

Ophthalmology 360®

Ophthalmology 360® helps ophthalmologists deliver quality care, improve patient outcomes andsatisfaction, and optimize quality along the continuum of care for medically necessary and elective eye care. It is unique because, in addition to summarizing the latest developments in eye care, Ophthalmology 360® delivers succinct recommendations and advice on how to implement key findings in practice at the point of care. Readers are never merely told that ‘more study is needed’; they are always advised about what to do and why.Ophthalmology 360® provides timely and relevant summaries of important studies, critical presentations from the top eye care meetings in the world, and best practices from the country’s best ophthalmic surgeons. It also keeps clinicians abreast of the latest and most important practice management, marketing, political, and patient education developments that impact their specialty.