Mariah Diaz

Relationship between home environment features and difficulty in instrumental activities of daily living and other patient-reported measures in persons with glaucoma.

Better home lighting was associated with less frequent difficulty with IADLs (but not FoF or GQL) in a cohort enriched for glaucoma; no associations were noted with any measure for home hazards.

Discrepancy Between Real-World Objective Functioning and Subjective Quality of Life in Visually Impaired Adults.

Female gender, depressive symptoms, and greater visual field damage are associated with greater subjective vision-related disability than predicted by objective functional impairment.

The Impact of Medication Storage Location on Glaucoma Eyedrop Adherence: A Home-Based Assessment Using Electronic Monitoring.

Medication storage location and administration time significantly influence glaucoma medication adherence, while immediate environmental conditions around storage locations were less impactful.

Outcomes of a Physical Activity Intervention in Patients With Glaucoma: A Feasibility Study.

Patients with glaucoma enrolled in a structured PA intervention increased mean PA by at least 50% over 7 weeks, retaining activity for 6 months, with some IOP declines but no VF changes.