Medicine and Health

Make it easier: 3-word strategies to help children with cerebral visual impairment use their vision more effectively

R. F. Pilling

This innovative study harnessed the expertise of twelve professionals to create practical, three-word phrases aimed at assisting families and ophthalmologists in navigating Cerebral Visual Impairment in children. The effort, led by Rachel F. Pilling, promises to make diagnosis more accessible and supportive for those affected by CVI.

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Abstract

This study used the Delphi technique to develop a set of concise, three-word phrases to guide strategies for common visual dysfunctions in children with Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI). Twelve experts from healthcare, education, and those with lived experience participated in four rounds of questionnaires, achieving consensus on ten three-word phrases. These phrases aim to provide immediate, easily understandable advice for families and ophthalmologists at the time of diagnosis. Further research is needed to validate their effectiveness.

Publisher

Eye

Published On

Jan 18, 2022

Authors

Rachel F. Pilling

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1038/s41433-021-01920-4

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