Self-assessment of the quality of vision: association of questionnaire score with objective clinical tests

Abstract

Overall, the model explains 49% of the variance in the average questionnaire score.

Assessment of visual satisfaction and function after cataract surgery

“…Near visual acuity (reading) was significantly, albeit modestly, correlated with visual function and trouble with vision. A previous study 33 noted that near visual acuity is a better predictor of patients' trouble with vision than Snellen visual acuity. However, near visual acuity as an outcome measure of cataract surgery has rarely been addressed in the literature.…”

Questionnaires for measuring cataract surgery outcomes

“…48 It was administered to patients with different eye diseases, including age-related cataract. The questionnaire consists of 17 questions grouped into 6 subgroups, and each question is rated on a 3-point scale.…”

Contrast sensitivity as an outcome measure in patients with subfoveal choroidal neovascularisation due to age-related macular degeneration

“…36 Conversely, the Epidemiology of Osteoporosis (EPIDOS) study found that visual acuity was associated with hip fracture risk, but depth perception and contrast sensitivity were not. 37 Several [38][39][40] Similarly, Carta et al 41 showed that near visual acuity and contrast sensitivity were strongly associated with quality of life outcomes on a quality of life/visual function questionnaire in 120 patients with cataract, glaucoma, AMD, branch retinal vein occlusion, presbyopia or minor refractive defects. The relationship between contrast sensitivity loss and such measures of quality of life is unclear.…”