… participation in learning and preparation for employment for students with blindness and
low vision … focus on supporting equitable participation for students with blindness and low …

… are the implications of equitable access in electronic research? (… participate in research,
like surveys conducted through an electronic delivery system? and (3) What would an equitable …

… Proactively starting a conversation and individualizing our approach to disability are simple
interventions that allow us to learn from people with disabilities and enable equitable care. …

Vision loss from cataract is unequally distributed, and there is very little evidence on how to
overcome this inequity. This project aimed to engage multiple stakeholder groups to identify …

… from these groups to elicit their perspective on the main issues and solutions; and then
using rigorous randomisation-based testing of these potential solutions in order to equitably …

… low vision rehabilitation clinic according to the inclusion criteria. There were 59 (69.4%)
male participants … rehabilitation service that includes equitable access to assistive products is …

… In the case of the programme for individuals with blindness and low vision, the facilitators
provided detailed descriptions of each object as the participants handled them (Fig. 4). By …

… committed to community participation need to play an active role in pressing for equitable
outcomes when working with local groups, not simply assume that participants will treat all …

… of survey participants who reported difficulty with vision … population had visual impairment
(including low vision [LV] and legal … For equitable patient access to rehabilitation, other options …

… The Paralympic Movement explicitly sets out to create a more equitable society and promote
participation for all and fairness in disability sport. This is primarily achieved through the use …