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Gait Implications of Visual Field Damage from Glaucoma.

Glaucoma severity was associated with several gait parameters predictive of higher fall risk in prior studies, particularly measures of stride-to-stride variability.

The Impact of COVID-19 on Individuals Across the Spectrum of Visual Impairment.

The pandemic might have had a disproportionate impact on the visually impaired, and evidence-based assessments of COVID-19 health outcomes in this population are warranted.

Quantifying Fall-Related Hazards in the Homes of Persons with Glaucoma.

Multiple home fall hazards were identified in the study population, and hazard numbers were not lower for persons with worse VF damage, suggesting that individuals with more advanced glaucoma do not adapt their homes for safety.

A Global Assessment of Eye Health and Quality of Life: A Systematic Review of Systematic Reviews.

There is a consistent association between vision impairment, eye diseases, and reduced quality of life.

Impact of the Ability to Divide Attention on Reading Performance in Glaucoma.

Decreased ability to divide attention, indicated by lower BTA scores, is associated with slower reading speeds in glaucoma with reduced CS and VF defects.

Referral to Low Vision Services for Glaucoma Patients: Referral Criteria and Barriers.

Among glaucoma specialists, patient-reported difficulties with vision-related activities were the most common criteria used for LVS referral.

Referral to Low Vision Services for Glaucoma Patients: Referral Patterns and Characteristics of Those Who Refer.

Familiarity with PPP guidelines may positively influence LVS referral practices.

Outcomes and Revenue Generation of a Community-based Screening at a Center in the United States: The SToP Glaucoma Program.

A large community-based vision screening program in Baltimore was able to identify ocular conditions requiring treatment in underserved older adults and connect them to eyecare.

Low-Vision Services and the Glaucoma Patient.