Low vision rehabilitation models for Canada
Saturday, June 18, 1045-1215
Canada Hall 1, Shaw Centre
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe the multidisciplinary nature of low vision rehabilitation
- Apply appropriate templates of identification and referral of low vision cases to low vision providers of devices
- Identify the changes in low vision services taking place currently in Canada as providers re-define the definitions of involvement in low vision rehabilitation
GUEST SPEAKERFilippo M. Amore, MD, PhD MODERATORSamuel N. Markowitz, MD |
FACULTYMark Bona, MD |
Schedule
1045 | Introduction and welcome · Samuel N. Markowitz |
1053 | WHO model for LVR · Filippo M. Amore |
1108 | Q & A |
1111 | A model for LVR for Ontario · Mark Bona |
1123 | Q & A |
1130 | 15 years of basic low vision research in a tertiary care hospital: successful collaborations among clinicians and scientists · Martin Steinbach |
1142 | Q & A |
1145 | Vision loss rehabilitation – an integral component of the continuum of care · John Rafferty |
1157 | Q & A |
1200 | Graduate training in vision impairment & rehabilitation: Canada’s new program for the 21st century · Olga Overburry |
1212 | Q & A |
1215 | Adjourn |