… Provision of comprehensive low vision services is important to improve vision-related … This
review outlines the critical issues and challenges facing the provision of low vision services in …

… personal costs, is an important issue. Although the demand for low-vision service (LVS)
should be high, the rate of awareness and use of LVSs continues to be low, ranging from 29% to …

… , good-quality, comprehensive eye care programs throughout the world, … problems such as
diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, childhood blindness, corneal blindness, and low vision. There …

… health problems.64 Given the growing number of sight-impaired individuals, low vision is a
major public health issue. The use of and access to low-vision services appears to be limited. …

… treatments are available for clinical depression, including physical activity programs,
peer support programs, individual guided self‐help programs based on the principles ‘problem …

… In addition, the low-vision optometrist then issues further … the continuum of care for patients
with low vision and describe … to low-vision rehabilitation referral and service delivery is …

… Low vision staff will be trained to deliver “problem solving … a new model of service provision
within low vision services across … This project will serve as a model for health service delivery …

… Older adults with low vision try many devices and strategies to find the ones that allow them
to … , multicomponent, problem-solving approach to low vision rehabilitation to maximize …

… Developing such a model for perinatal care for women who are blind or have low vision is
vital. … As a woman who is blind or has low vision frequently has problems with interpersonal …

… and refractive errors are the emerging challenges of diabetic retinopathy (DR), glaucoma,
childhood blindness from various causes, and issues related to low vision care. There are no …