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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Visual Impairment (VI)"”.

  1. Prevalence of visual impairment and severity of diabetic retinopathy in various ethnic groups in the UK

    Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is a leading cause of visual impairment (VI) in the working population. Minor ethnic groups are at increased risk of diabetes. Diabetic Retinopathy In Various Ethnic groups in the United Kingdom (DRIVE UK) is a cross-sectional study to estimate the prevalence of DR, VI and …

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  2. Lecturers’ pedagogical practices on student teachers with visual impairement in physical education and sports classrooms at a selected college of education in Central province.

    … pedagogical practices on student teachers with visual impairment (VI) in Physical Education and Sports (PES) classrooms at a selected college of Education in Central Province. The objectives were; to establish pedagogical practices employed by PES lecturers on student teachers with VI in PES …

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  3. Community-Based Rehabilitation Supports for Social Inclusion and Work Participation of Young Adults with Visual Impairment in Kenya: A Case Study

    <p>Young adults with a visual impairment (VI) experience less interaction with the community that impacts the way they relate to the world as they transition to the larger society where they face significant barriers of adjustment, exclusion, and work participation. Young adults with VI contend …

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  4. How do students and staff at the University of Cape Town understand equitable access to the curriculum for students with VIs?

    Students with Visual Impairment (VI) s5ll experience barriers to educa5on despite the right to educa5on s5pulated in the United Na5ons Conven5on on the Rights of Persons with Disabili5es (UNCRPD). Challenges such as delays in the conversion of curriculum content to accessible formats, inaccessible …

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  5. Qualité de vie, participation et moment de l'intervention en réadaptation chez les personnes âgées ayant une déficience visuelle

    … QOL and participation of older people with visual impairment (VI). In addition, clinicians and researchers in vision rehabilitation accept that intervention at the onset of VI is an important element contributing to its success and, therefore, could positively influence QOL and …

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  6. An Epidemiological Study of Diabetic Cataract in Scotland based on Electronic Health Record (GoDARTS dataset)

    … As the leading cause of global blindness and visual impairment (VI) by World Health Organization in 2010, cataract has been becoming a substantial public health problem all over the world accounting for almost 40 million blind people in developed and developing countries. Cataract-related VI

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  7. The Knotweed Factor: Non-visual Aspects of Poetic Documentary

    … The practice-based element is a 60 minute video about a poet living in Exeter, UK, called James Turner. The documentary is entitled, The Knotweed Factor. This written element of the thesis contextualises the investigation as a discourse on blindness and visual impairment. There are few …

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