recommendedstandardsforlv资料.ppt

Recommended Standards for LV - or if I wash you dry  - it’s more than dishcloths Mary Bairstow Low Vision Steering Group British Broadcasting Corporation ? 2002-2005 Presentation outline A definition and a bit of background The standards Making a change Over to you Low Vision Services Implementation Late 1990’s More and better services Low vision report Sets standards and suggests Low Vision Services Committees Late 1990’s More and better services Low vision report Sets standards and suggests lvsc’s as a means to change Low Vision Defined “A low vision service us a rehabilitative or habilitative process which provides a range of services for people with low vision to enable them to make best use of their eyesight and visual function to achieve maximum potential” Eye Care Steering Concerns Pilot new ways of working in low vision Create SS and voluntary sector partnerships Avoid a uni-disciplinary approach Tighten the pathways and prevent ophthalmological gate-keeping Setting a new Standard Working party set up 2006 9 members Included one rehabilitation worker 4 Optometrists 1 Dispensing Optician 1 Ophthalmologist 1 Orthoptist 1 Department of Health Consultation 2006. Launched Jan 2007 Status Recommended by the DH Endorsed by LVSG May be reviewed As an aside - Rehabilitation Project Group (RPG) Aiming high - a Solar powered, detergent free, self emptying dishwasher Ready meals - a reflection of an ageing population Washed but not wiped - outcome basis And the big issue …… who does what? Back to the standards 6 Headings Design Principles Referral, assessment and service Information Service improvement, monitoring and evaluation of the service Training Communication Design Principles Multi-agency approach that coordinates with other services (but its an efficient methodology!) User centred - involving participation Not dependent on registration Evidence based - conforms and contributes to governance Attends