Jordan M, Stelmack J, Hollyfield R, Richer S
Central Blind Rehabilitation Center, Hines Veterans Affairs Hospital, IL 60414.
J Am Optom Assoc. 1991 Jan;62(1):32-6.
A questionnaire was mailed to members of the Low Vision Section (LVS) of the American Optometric Association (AOA) and the Council on Visual Development (COVD) to determine the practice patterns of low vision clinicians, amount and source of specialty training and the extent of dual specialization in both low vision rehabilitation and visual training by members of COVD. Results indicate that 61.1 percent of AOA/LVS members and 20.9 percent of COVD members examine more than four patients per month who require low vision services. Yet, only 2.1 percent of COVD respondents and 32.2 percent of AOA/LVS respondents spend more than 20 percent of their practice time providing low vision services.
一份调查问卷被邮寄给了美国验光协会(AOA)低视力分会(LVS)的成员以及视觉发育委员会(COVD),以确定低视力临床医生的执业模式、专业培训的数量和来源,以及COVD成员在低视力康复和视觉训练方面的双重专业化程度。结果显示,AOA/LVS成员中有61.1%、COVD成员中有20.9%每月检查超过四名需要低视力服务的患者。然而,COVD的受访者中只有2.1%、AOA/LVS的受访者中只有32.2%将其执业时间的20%以上用于提供低视力服务。