International Applicability of the VF-14: An Index of Visual Function in Patients with Cataracts
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2016, Journal Francais d'OphtalmologieCitation Excerpt :For patients with cataract, these adaptations are as reliable, valid, and sensitive to change as the original American-English version [11,16,17]. It is reported that the fidelity with regard to the original version and the test-retest reproducibility were high for the Canadian-French adaptation of the VF-14 [18]. The VF-14 has also been validated for use with other eye conditions such as glaucoma retinal and corneal diseases [6–8].
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Supported in part by a Grant from the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (No. HS 07085), Washington, DC.
The Spanish team was supported additionally by grants from the Fondo de Investigacion Sanitaria (FIS) (Expte. No. 9510229), Madrid, Spain, and from the Agencia d' Avaluacio de Tecnologia Medica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain.
The Danish team was supported additionally by the John & Birthe Meyer Foundation, the Danish Eye Research Foundation, the Danish Medical Research Council, the Health Insurance Fond (Denmark), and the Denmark's Health Foundation, Copenhagen, Denmark.