Purpose This prospective cohort study examined clinical outcomes of low vision
rehabilitation (LVR) delivered by a mobile clinic. Methods Participants were recruited from …

Abstract The State of the Art is strong-to paraphrase another famous saying. Low vision
rehabilitation (LVR) is today a recognized discipline in Ophthalmology, expanding and …

Around 1.5 million Canadians live with some form of vision impairment. The demand for
vision rehabilitation (VR) services is projected to increase as the number of older adults with …

Purpose: To examine the effect of a home visit–based visual rehabilitation intervention
on:(1) self-reported visual function and (2) depression, wellbeing, loneliness, adjustment to …

The requirement for those providing healthcare to measure outcomes raises the
fundamental question of how these should be measured. Both the scale of the low vision …

Aims To evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the community-based Low Vision Service
Wales (LVSW). Methods A long-term observational study of the Government-funded …

Objectives We are reporting on the characteristics of low-vision adults attending large
rehabilitation services which provide data to DA Re (Devices & Aids REgister) in Italy. DA Re …

Background Low vision rehabilitation aims to optimise the use of residual vision after severe
vision loss, but also aims to teach skills in order to improve visual functioning in daily life …

Purpose: To evaluate the outcomes of multidisciplinary low vision rehabilitation (LVR) in
adults with low vision (LV) in India using the Veterans Affairs Low Vision Visual Functioning …

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of low-vision rehabilitation in 2 cohorts derived from
the Veterans Affairs Low-Vision Intervention Trial. Methods In a prospective study, we …