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This handy volume is filled with forms, handouts, and strategies crucial to developing a successful and satisfying low vision practice.

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"""There are many classic literary volumes in the field of eye care. Some...are classics by virtue of their size and scope. Others....are classics because they have endured the longest as recognized authoritative volumes. Finally, there is one other mechanism by which a book becomes a classic text: by simply being the best in its field. The Art and Practice of Low Vision falls in this last category, and will soon be a recognized classic..Its completeness makes it a necessity for any practitioner with an interest in low vision care.""Journal of the American Optometric Association with tips, suggestions, examples, hand outs, activities, and training exercises never before arranged in such an attractive and useful package...this book is a must...a wonderful resource.""Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness easy to read, non technical text abounds in practical suggestions to aid both the optometrist who wishes to incorporate low vision patients into a primary care practice and the optometrist who would like to enhance an existing low vision practice.""New England Journal of Optometry emphasis of this book is on organizing an office to cope with the problems and feelings of low vision patients and on incorporating the care of the low vision patients into a general practice structure....The Art and Practice of Low Vision is what its title says it is. It does not attempt to introduce yet another method of treating low vision, but rather tries to fill in the important spaces that are generally glossed over in texts on low vision that is, how to make the treatment of low vision fit into a busy practice and be successful and satisfying."" From the Foreword by Eleanor E. Faye, MD, FACS, Consultant, The Lighthouse, Inc., New York"

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