Understanding Functional Vision
This webinar discusses the approaches to assessing functional vision, factors that affect use of vision, positioning of the head and body to maximise vision and the difference between functional and a clinical vision report.
Details
Course Information
Functional vision refers to the amount of residual vision an individual has and how they choose to use this vision in their environment, under a variety of conditions.
This webinar discusses the approaches to assessing functional vision, factors that affect use of vision, positioning of the head and body to maximise vision and the difference between functional and a clinical vision report.
Once you have completed this webinar please contact Carla Silveira for your certificate: carla.silveira@ridbc.org.au
Presenter
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Sue Silveira
Sue has over 20 years experience as a paediatric orthoptist and in an academic role. She has taught widely in the areas of paediatric eye disease and vision surveillance and vision screening. She is currently the chief investigator on the project which is developing and implementing the Australian Childhood Vision Impairment Register.
Location
Venue: Online
Description:
These are convenient and accessible and can be accessed at anytime. These sessions are presented by International and National experts including RIDBC staff. All the courses are accredited by the BOSTES and many are also accredited by Audiology Australia and AG Bell.
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