AN EVIDENCE BASED ASSESSMENT OF REHABILITATION STRATEGIES APPROPRIATE
TO PERSONS WITH MACULAR VISION LOSS: FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES A Page 1 AN …

Purpose: To identify the content for a parsimonious, multi–attribute, vision–specific utility
measure (VisQoL) to be used in conjunction with the generic quality of life instrument …

The measurement of health status and medical outcomes is becoming a major requirement
for all providers of healthcare services. There is a need to measure the outcomes of …

Patient-reported outcome measures have gained an important role in clinical trials,
especially for novel treatments where the patient's opinion on quality of life and functional …

Purpose: We evaluate patient-reported quality of life outcomes in severely visually impaired
(SVI) individuals using the Aira system, an on demand assistive wearable technology …

This study explored if and how vision rehabilitation services address important life goals of
young and middle-aged adults who are visually impaired. It found that services that teach …

Purpose: To assess patient-reported quality of life outcome improvements in severely
visually impaired (SVI) individuals using the Aira system over a 1-year follow-up period …

Background: In spite of a well-established development of instruments, difficulty in
interpreting health related quality of life scores may limit its use in clinical practice. Objective …

Purpose. Patient-reported outcomes are traditionally measured with questionnaires and
many have been developed to measure Vision-Related Activity Limitation (VRAL; visual …