orbis（dolibarr）

ORBIS的意思是什么

奥比斯国际Orbis International - ORBIS是一家致力于恢复全世界盲人和眼疾患者视力的国际慈善机构，宗旨是“让全世界的盲人重见光明”。“orbis”在拉丁语中的意思是“地球，眼睛”(另一种表达方式是“地球换眼睛”)。20世纪70年代中期，美国德克萨斯州的眼科医生大卫佩顿(David Payton)开始构思一家飞行眼科训练医院。后来，大卫佩顿的梦想实现了，他在1960年被联合航空公司捐赠建造了一架Degraces D C-8飞机。在美国国际开发署的资助下，飞机内部被大规模改造成一个设备齐全的眼科医院。1982年3月，奥比斯飞机医院正式起航，在巴拿马城开展了第一次盲人救助工作。从那时起，一支灵活的奥比斯医疗队与来自世界先进国家的志愿眼科医生一起，访问了发展中国家，为盲人带来光明。资料：国际奥比斯组织成立并发展。国际奥比斯眼科飞行医院是世界上第一家飞机眼科医院。该医院于1982年3月在美国休斯顿正式成立。它由一架DC-8飞机改装而成，配备了预检室、检查室、微型手术室和护理室等手术设备。可以进行手术和演示教学，通过双向通讯设备直接与模型医生答疑解惑。奥比斯的总部设在纽约。它在休斯顿、伦敦、加拿大和香港设有办事处，并配备了一批技术高超的医生、护士、工程师、飞行员、电影和电视制片人等。选自美国和其他地区。自1982年成立以来，来自29个国家的600多位世界级眼科专家，先后访问了四大洲70多个国家和地区，使2万名眼疾患者得以在专机上接受手术，重见光明。来自各国的30，000多名眼科医生和护士参加了其培训计划，使其成为防盲和治盲的骨干力量。参考资料来源：百度百科-奥比斯参考资料来源：百度百科-国际奥比斯组织

ORBIS的全称是什么？(急求)!!!!

奥比斯项目-奥比斯是一个国际慈善机构，致力于恢复全世界盲人和眼疾患者的视力。其宗旨是“让全世界的盲人重见光明”。“orbis”在拉丁语中的意思是“地球，眼睛”(另一种表达方式是“地球换眼睛”)。该组织组织的国际奥比斯眼科飞行医院是世界上第一家飞机眼科医院。该医院于1982年3月在美国休斯顿正式成立。它由一架DC-8飞机改装而成，配备了预检室、检查室、微型手术室和护理室等手术设备。可以进行手术和演示教学，通过双向通讯设备直接与模型医生答疑解惑。奥比斯的总部设在纽约。它在休斯顿、伦敦、加拿大和香港设有办事处，并配备了一批技术高超的医生、护士、工程师、飞行员、电影和电视制片人等。选自美国和其他地区。自1982年成立以来，来自29个国家的600多位世界级眼科专家，先后访问了四大洲70多个国家和地区，使2万名眼疾患者得以在专机上接受手术，重见光明。来自各国的30，000多名眼科医生和护士参加了其培训计划，使其成为防盲和治盲的骨干力量。作为一个不以盈利为目的的非政治性独立组织，逐渐得到了许多国家和地区眼科医生的支持。到1991年，除美国外，已有29个国家和地区的眼科医生参加了这项活动，志愿为各国的眼病患者服务。它正在成长为一个全球性的眼科集团。

求一篇关于ORBIS的英文文章

关于国际奥比斯国际奥比斯是一个非营利性的全球发展组织，其使命是在发展中国家消除可避免的失明。我们如何做到这一点？通过加强我们当地眼睛健康合作伙伴预防和治疗可避免的失明的能力。泰国的一名眼科保健老师泰格赛特斯霍姆正在进行一项眼科检查。通过能力建设，我们的合作伙伴在提供高质量的眼部护理方面实现了自给自足，居民也享受到了可负担、可获得和可持续的高质量治疗。能力建设包括：临床培训技术援助机构发展社区行动行为改变

alth care reform　　Partnerships essential to program success　　As part of ORBIS’s broad-based capacity building program, our organization works with carefully selected local partners on projects typically lasting at least three years. ORBIS has approximately 100 active partners. These include hospitals, health centers, universities and training centers, local non-governmental organizations (NGOs), eye banks and government health departments.　　ORBIS volunteer faculty correct-　　ed three-year-old Thi Phang　　Ngo"s strabismus on board the　　Flying Eye Hospital. Prior to this　　demonstration, eye doctors　　from the Da Nang Eye Hospital in　　Vietnam had little hands-on　　training in this type of surgery.　　ORBIS long-term capacity building projects are taking place in Bangladesh, China, Ethiopia, India, Vietnam, Peru and Jamaica. Additional projects are underway in many other countries around the globe. All projects are geared toward making a lasting impact and allowing activities to continue long after ORBIS assistance has ended.　　Donors provide time, energy and expertise, funding and gifts in kind　　To provide such a vast array of capacity building programs over an ever-increasing terrain, ORBIS relies on an active pool of roughly 500 volunteer faculty members to provide clinical and technical expertise at local hospitals as well as onboard its Flying Eye Hospital — a one-of-a-kind ophthalmic surgical and training center located within a DC-10 aircraft. ORBIS uses volunteer pilots from FedEx and United Airlines to transport the Flying Eye Hospital from one destination to the next.　　As a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, ORBIS relies on financial and gift-in-kind donations from indivials, corporations and foundations to help fund its urgently needed sight-saving programs.　　Flying Eye Hospital: Global Health Care　　At the heart of ORBIS’s capacity building efforts is the Flying Eye Hospital, the world’s only airborne eye health training and surgical center. The Flying Eye Hospital has concted eye health treatment and training programs in more than 75 countries since 1982. Read more...　　Country Offices Provide Long-term Assistance　　ORBIS country offices in Bangladesh, China, Ethiopia, India and Vietnam are staffed by local eye health professionals experienced in capacity building and global eye health care. Country offices oversee training in clinical and institutional development. Read more...　　Training Offered Worldwide　　In developing countries where ORBIS doesn"t have comprehensive year-round capacity building programs, ORBIS offers one-to-three week workshops in eye health care and institutional development. Read more...　　Cyber-Sight (ORBIS Telemedicine): Global Eye Health Consultations Via the Internet　　Through Cyber-Sight, volunteer ophthalmologists, often leaders in global eye health care, provide ecational support and advice through the Internet. A global eye health care curriculum and global eye health care resources are also available online. Read more...　　Success Stories Abound　　Through the generosity of kind-hearted people like yourself, more than 6.8 million people have received eye health treatment, and more than 195,000 people have received eye health care training. See what a difference your donations make in saving sight worldwide. Read more...　　Video Gallery　　Learn about ORBIS’s capacity building work through videos and sound slides. These powerful images -- taken by professional photojournalists -- convey the drama and emotion of ORBIS"s sight-saving work. Interviews with patients, trainees and volunteer faculty included. Read more...