Rapid Assessments

RAAB software displaying population data dashboard and data entry app.

Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness

Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness (RAAB) is a well-established population-based eye health survey. It assesses the prevalence and causes of vision impairment and blindness among people aged 50 years and older, as well as reporting priority eye care service indicators. It provides locally-relevant data and is used by both governments and non-governmental eye health service providers at national and sub-national levels. Delivered digitally, RAAB7 is the latest version of the survey.

How it works

Peek works with organisations to conduct RAAB surveys providing high-quality eye health data. Our new RAAB7 is developed with the International Centre for Eye Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and powered by Peek technology. It enables even faster, more accurate data collection and analysis.

Mobile app

With in-built validation checks for high-quality data collection. Eliminates need to upload information from paper forms

Integrated vision-testing app

Clinically-validated to measure visual acuity

Web platform

With live data visibility to enable real-time survey monitoring

Data collection

On priority eye health indicators: effective refractive error coverage (eREC) and effective cataract surgical coverage (eCSC)

Decision-guiding prompts

Intelligent custom path through the survey based on a respondent’s answers

Custom reports and templates

To help users easily interpret their data

Encrypted and secure

Encrypted, automatic data transfer to secure cloud-based server

RAAB.world

A dedicated site collating all available RAAB survey data

To learn more about RAAB7, visit our sister site RAAB.world

SEHRA features showing a data chart and data entry options.

School Eye Health Rapid Assessment

Effective school eye health programmes are a critical part of any health system. The School Eye Health Rapid Assessment (SEHRA) assesses the environment for a school eye health programme and employs Peek software for data collection and automated analyses to help plan, implement and monitor school eye health services.

How it works

SEHRA is a fully digital tool that is powered by Peek technology. It is developed with experts from the International Centre for Eye Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and an advisory group of leading eye health organisations.

Mobile app

With in-built validation checks for high-quality data collection. Eliminates need to upload information from paper forms

Integrated vision-testing app

Clinically-validated to measure visual acuity

Web platform

With live data visibility to enable real-time survey monitoring

Evidence-based methodology

Enables rapid, accurate assessment of school-going children’s eye health needs in a given region. Designed for use in all resource settings

Gathering important information

Insights can be used to improve eye health awareness, planning and funding decisions

Industry first

Pioneering planning tool dedicated to providing school eye health programmes with comprehensive data

Scoping tools

SEHRA’s ‘Minto Module’ assesses environment readiness for a school eye health programme

Encrypted and secure

Encrypted, automatic data transfer to secure cloud-based server

A Lady Health Worker conducts a vision screening using the Peek app in Pakistan. She holds up the phone showing the 'tumbling E'.

Peek-powered programmes