Purpose To investigate the cost‐effectiveness of a basic vision rehabilitation service (basic‐VRS)
in Portugal. We designed a parallel group, randomised controlled trial whose aim is to …

… In the current study we investigated the effect of a basic vision rehabilitation intervention and
its cost-effectiveness. The study took place in a public hospital and was focused on a single …

… cost-effectiveness varied between 93% and 94%. The top and bottom of Figure 1 shows the
costeffectiveness plane and the cost-effectiveness … services were cost-effective compared to …

… vision. Approximately 90% of visually impaired patients have sufficient residual vision to allow
them to benefit from low-vision rehabilitation… the most effective for low-vision rehabilitation. …

… cost-effectiveness from a societal perspective of this new intervention to prevent depressive
and/or anxiety disorders. Methods : Vision … and Belgian low vision rehabilitation centers were …

… of outpatient vision rehabilitation that … rehabilitation process further enhances the patient’s
level of function. Two different techniques were used to measure success of the rehabilitation …

… In a few studies the effect of low-vision rehabilitation services has been investigated by using
vision-… In this study, we therefore report the effectiveness of low-vision rehabilitation on QOL …

… Costs of blindness included those incurred by the UK National Health Service for items
such as low-vision aids, low-vision rehabilitation, residential or home care, depression and hip …

… In the current study we investigated the effect of a basic vision rehabilitation intervention and
its cost-effectiveness. The study took place in a public hospital and was focused on a single …

… low vision rehabilitation (the Manchester low vision questionnaire, MLVQ). The question of
how to measure the effectiveness of low vision rehabilitation … Evaluation of effectiveness is not …