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Research - Useful links
Summary: Other web resources about research into sight loss.
Internal links
- Student site
- Technology
- Techshare conference
- Resources available from RNIB
- Reading
- Eye conditions
- Education
- Employment
- Rehabilitation
- Publications archive
External links
Research resources
- AARP Ageline - references and abstracts on social and medical aspects of ageing. OVID password required – contact the Research Library.
- AgeInfo - information service on old age and ageing provided by the Centre for Policy on Ageing
- American Foundation for the Blind Information Center - free factsheets on many aspects of sight loss
- AskERIC - the world's largest source of education information.
- Inclusion (BECTA) - online catalogue of resources to support individual learning needs
- MDX Health Digest - bibliographic database for health professionals. OVID password required – contact the Research Library
- Medline - produced by the US national Library of Medicine, a major source of references and abstracts for biomedical literature. OVID password required - contact the Research Library
- Royal College of Ophthalmologists - free online leaflets describing common causes of sight loss
- Social Care Online - listings and abstracts of publications relating to social care. No password is required to access this database.
Libraries of blindness
- BUBL catalogue of Internet resources on blindness
- Institute of Ophthalmology
- Lighthouse International
- National Eye Institute (USA)
- Samuel P. Hayes Research Library (Perkins School for the Blind)
- Scottish Sensory Centre
- Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research (VICTAR)
Content author: webeditor@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 06/03/2008 15:41
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