Importance Given that depression is treatable and some ocular diseases that cause visual
loss are reversible, early identification and treatment of patients with visual impairment who …

Background Anxiety and depression are prevalent in 20% of patients with acute coronary
syndrome (ACS) and associated with poor outcomes. Guidelines recommend screening for …

Background Late-life depression often goes underdiagnosed and undertreated, affecting the
quality of life of older adults. Pharmacists are well-placed to identify older adults who may be …

Introduction Developments in image processing techniques and display technology have
led to the emergence of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR)–based low vision …

Purpose: To describe the process of implementing a screening questionnaire for depression
and anxiety, the Patient Health Questionnaire-4 (PHQ-4), in low-vision service (LVS) …

Purpose The prevalence of depression in people with low vision is high and often goes
undiagnosed. There is the potential for those who provide low vision services to perform …

Purpose Two training programmes about depression and anxiety in adults with vision
impairment were developed to support eye care practitioners (ECPs) and low vision service …

Purpose Healthcare providers often experience difficulties in discussing depression with
adults with visual impairment (VI), obstructing timely referral. The purpose of this study was …

BackgroundThe poor detection of depression in primary healthcare (PHC) in low-and middle-
income countries continues to threaten the plan to scale up mental healthcare coverage …

Purpose Optometrists are well positioned to help expand low vision (LV) services and
improve their availability and accessibility. Determinants of participation in LV service …