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Inequalities have been found to exist within the visually impaired stroke population on an individual level, in relation to demographic differences, unequal access to vision services, transport, employment, and financial… Click to show full abstract
Inequalities have been found to exist within the visually impaired stroke population on an individual level, in relation to demographic differences, unequal access to vision services, transport, employment, and financial repercussions. The long‐term impact of living with poststroke visual impairments must be explored, in order to identify complications accessing NHS services and to inform possible changes to service planning and delivery in order to tackle such complications.
Keywords:
sociology poststroke;
visual impairments;
qualitative exploration;
sociology;
exploration sociology;
poststroke visual
Journal Title: Brain and Behavior
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Brain and Behavior
Year Published: 2020
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