PSS34 qualitative grounding for a new patient assessment measure in ophthalmology: the functional assessment of visual tasks (Vistas)
MJ Atkinson, S Tally, CW Heichel… - Value in Health, 2011 - valueinhealthjournal.com
Objectives Patients' ability to perform vision-dependent tasks is essential to daily function
and quality of life. Visual function measures do not typically assess both corrected and …
and quality of life. Visual function measures do not typically assess both corrected and …
[HTML][HTML] An enhanced functional ability questionnaire (faVIQ) to measure the impact of rehabilitation services on the visually impaired
JS Wolffsohn, J Jackson, OA Hunt… - International Journal …, 2014 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
AIM To develop a short, enhanced functional ability Quality of Vision (faVIQ) instrument
based on previous questionnaires employing comprehensive modern statistical techniques …
based on previous questionnaires employing comprehensive modern statistical techniques …
Assessment of Visual Function and Quality of Life in Patients with Age-Related Macular Degeneration
PJ Mackenzie, TS Chang - taylorfrancis.com
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) remains the leading cause of severe irreversible
visual loss in North Americans over the age of 50 (1-5). The prevalence of AMD is known to …
visual loss in North Americans over the age of 50 (1-5). The prevalence of AMD is known to …
PERSONAL STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING EVERYDAY ACTIVITY CHALLENGES AMONG ADULTS AGING WITH VISION LOSS
K Mumma, E Remillard, W Rogers - Innovation in Aging, 2022 - academic.oup.com
An estimated 6% of adults in the United States ages 65 and older are living with vision loss
and may experience other age-related declines and conditions co-morbidly (eg, arthritis …
and may experience other age-related declines and conditions co-morbidly (eg, arthritis …
Assessing visual activities of daily living in the visually impaired
K Latham, C Usherwood - Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
Purpose: Visual function assessment questionnaires ask people to rate the difficulty they
have performing visual activities of daily living (ADLs). This study examines the relationship …
have performing visual activities of daily living (ADLs). This study examines the relationship …
Evaluation of reading, writing, and watching TV using the Dutch ICF activity inventory
JE Bruijning, GHMB van Rens, DL Knol… - Optometry and Vision …, 2014 - journals.lww.com
Purpose To investigate the longitudinal outcomes of rehabilitation (from baseline to 4 and 12
months) at a multidisciplinary rehabilitation center. The three goals (“Reading,”“Writing,” and …
months) at a multidisciplinary rehabilitation center. The three goals (“Reading,”“Writing,” and …
Competitive Enablement: A Client-Centred Conceptual Model for Device Selections in Low Vision Rehabilitation-Thematic Session: End-user Participation in the …
JG Strong, JW Jutai, AD Plotkin - Everyday Technology for …, 2011 - ebooks.iospress.nl
Objective. We hypothesize that device satisfaction can be consistently improved and device
abandonment can be reliably reduced by using device selection protocols that allow clients …
abandonment can be reliably reduced by using device selection protocols that allow clients …
Qualitative research in functional vision
Qualitative research in functional vision has been increasingly recognized as an important
component of outcomes assessment in ophthalmic research. Qualitative research, in this …
component of outcomes assessment in ophthalmic research. Qualitative research, in this …
Application of Rasch analysis to timed instrumental activities of daily living in low vision: a validation study
MR Gobeille, K Fujiwara… - Optometry and Vision …, 2023 - journals.lww.com
PURPOSE This study aimed to validate Rasch analysis of a performance-based outcome
measure with real-world relevance. METHODS Low vision patients (N= 161) receiving …
measure with real-world relevance. METHODS Low vision patients (N= 161) receiving …