46th Low Vision Awareness Program

The 46th LAP is a two-day continuing education program conducted by the Institute for Vision Rehabilitation (IVR), L V Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI). Designed for optometrists, and low vision rehabilitation professionals, the program provides a comprehensive introduction to low vision rehabilitation. Participants gain evidence-based knowledge and practical insights into the assessment, management, and rehabilitation of individuals with vision impairment, emphasizing a multidisciplinary and patient-centred approach to improve functional vision, independence, and quality of life.

• Comprehensive overview of low vision rehabilitation principles and current best practices.
• Expert-led sessions delivered by experienced clinicians and rehabilitation specialists from LVPEI.
• Hands-on demonstrations of low vision assessment techniques and assistive devices.
• Introduction to range of low vision devices, including emerging assistive technologies.
• Case-based learning focusing on real-world clinical decision-making and rehabilitation planning.
• Interactive discussions with opportunities to engage with faculty and peers.
• Exposure to multidisciplinary rehabilitation services, including orientation and mobility, assistive technology, counselling, and vocational rehabilitation.
• Networking opportunity with optometry students, clinicians, educators, and rehabilitation professionals from across the country.
• Certificate of participation awarded upon successful completion of the program.
• Ideal for participants seeking to build foundational knowledge, enhance clinical confidence, and explore career opportunities in low vision rehabilitation.

This program is particularly beneficial for ophthalmologists, undergraduate and postgraduate optometry students, optometrists, ophthalmic professionals, vision rehabilitation personnel, and faculty members interested in expanding their knowledge and skills in low vision care.