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Please find below a range of factsheets covering important eye care issues for people with learning disabilities.
The Need for Eye Examinations Preparing for an Eye Examination The Eye Examination Explained After the Eye Examination Who is Eligible for Help with the Costs of an Eye Test Making Sense of Prescriptions for Glasses Getting Contact Lenses for People with Learning Disabilities Wearing Contact Lenses for People with Learning Disabilities Eye Care for People with Learning Disabilities 1 Eye Care for People with Learning Disabilities 2 Understanding why People may Need to Wear Glasses Getting used to Wearing Glasses People with Down's syndrome and Eye Conditions Taking Action on Eye Problems Attending an Eye Hospital Clinic Appointment Eye Poking and Touching in People with Learning Disabilities - An introduction Eye Poking and Eye Touching - Strategies for Supporting People who Poke Their Eyes Recognising Eye problems in People with Learning Disabilities 1 Recognising Eye problems in People with Learning Disabilities 2 People with Learning Disabilities and Visual Impairments: Supporting People to use their Sight Effectively Supporting People to use their Sight Effectively Eye Drops for People with Learning Disabilities Eye Lid Hygiene Healthy Eyes About Monocular Vision What can Help a Person with Monocular Vision Considering the needs of the people who may need to Undergo the Surgical Removal of an Eye
Eye Conditions: Eye Conditions that Require Surgery Cataracts and eye surgery Keratoconus Treatments and Interventions for Keratoconus Part 2 Treatments and Interventions for Keratoconus Part 3 Glaucoma Diabetes and Eye Health
Eye Surgery for People with Learning Disabilities Planning the Operation Preoperative Procedures Day of the Operation What to Expect at the Hospital Role of the Eye Clinic Liaison Officer
Low Vision Services for People with Learning Disabilities Assessment and Registration Adapting Accommodation