Purpose To compare low-vision rehabilitation (LVR) clinicians' predictions of the probability
of success of LVR with patients' self-reported outcomes after provision of usual outpatient …

Importance Most patients with low vision are elderly and have functional limitations from
other health problems that could add to the functional limitations caused by their visual …

Importance To facilitate comparative clinical outcome research in low vision rehabilitation,
we must use patient-centered measurements that reflect clinically meaningful changes in …

Low-vision rehabilitation (LVR) aims to improve the functioning of patients with chronic
uncorrectable visual impairment. LVR is inherently a patient-centered intervention since its …

Purpose This article presents a theoretical interpretation of patient-reported outcomes of low-
vision rehabilitation (LVR) using rating scale questionnaires and uses previously published …

Low‐vision rehabilitation (LVR) has significant benefit in improving the quality of life of
visually impaired patients. However, these services are highly underutilized in …

Objective To characterize the traits of low vision patients who seek outpatient low vision
rehabilitation (LVR) services in the United States. Methods In a prospective observational …

Purpose This study is an evaluation of the responsiveness of preference-based outcome
measures to the effects of low vision rehabilitation (LVR). It assesses LVR-related changes …

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 …

Purpose: To provide calibrated item measures and rating category thresholds for the Activity
Inventory (AI), an adaptive visual function questionnaire, from difficulty ratings obtained from …