impairment Archives - Resource Library - Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust

This resource is about reasonable adjustments and how we can make information accessible for you. A reasonable adjustment is a change to the way we provide care to make sure everyone can access NHS services equally. Reasonable adjustments are available to all patients, and parents and carers who...

How does prematurity affect my child’s vision? Both our eyes and brain are responsible for helping us to see. Our eyes collect pieces of visual information from our surroundings and our brain puts them together to form an image, a bit like putting pieces of a jigsaw together. Babies who are born...

How do we see? What we see is made up of 2 parts: our eyes and our brain. Our eyes collect pieces of visual information from our surroundings and our brain puts them together to form an image or scene, a bit like putting pieces of a jigsaw together. There are lots of different areas… Continue...

What is a low vision aid (LVA) clinic? This clinic aims to show your child how to use a range of different low vision aids, such as magnifier and binoculars. Low vision aids can help a visually impaired child with many activities, such as reading and writing. If your child finds a low vision...

What is the visual impairment (VI) telephone consultation clinic? When your child is diagnosed with a visual impairment, we understand it can be a difficult and overwhelming time. We will try to answer all of your questions at your appointment, but you may have more questions or concerns when you...