Studies in Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision Research and New Developments in Rehabilitation
Today society places more demands on seeing and processing of visual information than ever before. Information is given increasingly in a visual way and with a great diversity like traffic signs, high definition computer monitors, newspapers, books, television, LCD control panels, etcetera. The e...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-367682023-11-11T05:26:20Z Studies in Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision Research and New Developments in Rehabilitation Looijestijn, P.L. Kooijman, A.C. Welling, J.A. Today society places more demands on seeing and processing of visual information than ever before. Information is given increasingly in a visual way and with a great diversity like traffic signs, high definition computer monitors, newspapers, books, television, LCD control panels, etcetera. The expanding flow of visual information places a considerable demand on visual processing in the occupational as well as in daily life conditions. As a consequence people with a decreased visual performance will be confronted sooner than before with their disabilities, which can result in a handicap. More than in the past rehabilitation is aimed at using the visual potential of the visually impaired person and the visual function has to be restored to a higher degree of performance in order to cope with the higher visual demands in daily life. It requires a thorough knowledge of the visual system and visual rehabilitation. This knowledge can only be extended by interdisciplinary cooperation: rehabilitation therapist, optometrist, occupational therapist, ophthalmologist, educationist, psychologist, clinical physicist; all of them have professional knowledge in the field. Some possess a large amount of empirical knowledge, other are more educated in the theoretical aspects of vision and visual impairment. 2014-04-01T01:30:31Z 2014-04-01T01:30:31Z 1994 Book 90 5199 144 4 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/36768 en application/pdf IOS Press |
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Today society places more demands on seeing and processing of visual information than
ever before. Information is given increasingly in a visual way and with a great diversity
like traffic signs, high definition computer monitors, newspapers, books, television,
LCD control panels, etcetera. The expanding flow of visual information places a considerable
demand on visual processing in the occupational as well as in daily life conditions.
As a consequence people with a decreased visual performance will be confronted
sooner than before with their disabilities, which can result in a handicap. More than in
the past rehabilitation is aimed at using the visual potential of the visually impaired
person and the visual function has to be restored to a higher degree of performance in
order to cope with the higher visual demands in daily life. It requires a thorough knowledge
of the visual system and visual rehabilitation. This knowledge can only be
extended by interdisciplinary cooperation: rehabilitation therapist, optometrist, occupational
therapist, ophthalmologist, educationist, psychologist, clinical physicist; all of
them have professional knowledge in the field. Some possess a large amount of empirical
knowledge, other are more educated in the theoretical aspects of vision and visual
impairment. |
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Studies in
Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision
Research and New Developments
in Rehabilitation |
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Studies in
Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision
Research and New Developments
in Rehabilitation |
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Studies in
Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision
Research and New Developments
in Rehabilitation |
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Studies in
Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision
Research and New Developments
in Rehabilitation |
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Studies in
Health Technology and Informatics Volume 11 - Low Vision
Research and New Developments
in Rehabilitation |
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studies in
health technology and informatics volume 11 - low vision
research and new developments
in rehabilitation |
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IOS Press |
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2014 |
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https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/36768 |
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