Visual impairment is a large and growing socioeconomic problem. Good evidence on
rehabilitation outcomes is required to guide service development and improve the lives of …

Background The purpose of low‐vision rehabilitation is to allow people to resume or to
continue to perform daily living tasks, with reading being one of the most important. This is …

PURPOSE: To design and validate a vision-specific quality-of-life assessment tool to be
used in a clinical setting to evaluate low-vision rehabilitation strategy and management …

PURPOSE: To investigate the functional status and quality of life of patients at a low-vision
clinic and to evaluate the impact of low-vision services. METHODS: Interviews, including the …

Aim: To investigate the impact of an interdisciplinary low vision service on the vision related
quality of life of service users. Methods: 71 patients were interviewed 2 weeks before their …

The pervasiveness of mobile devices and other associated technologies has affected all
aspects of our daily lives. People with visual impairments are no exception, as they …

AIMS To substantiate the claim that low vision aids reduce the degree of disability
associated with visual impairment. METHODS An observational study of vision, ocular …

Background: The decision process around the (non-) use of assistive technologies is
multifactorial. Its determinants have previously been classified into personal, device-related …

Objectives. One can conceptualize adaptive technology as a resource used by disabled
older adults in order to maintain competence in everyday life. This study examined the …

Purpose. Homonymous hemianopia (the loss of vision on the same side in each eye)
impairs the ability to navigate and walk safely. We evaluated peripheral prism glasses as a …