Call for papers for special issue on vision and stroke Development of new knowledge in complex areas such as sequelae caused by stroke requires multifaceted and creative research. SJOVS therefore want to invite a broad range of researchers from all corners of the world to submit their manuscripts to be published in open access online within the special topic vision and stroke, and brain damage due to other causes. Topics may include, but are not limited to: - the best way of organising post stroke vision care, patients’ perspectives of living with post stroke visual impairments, - effective treatments and vision rehabilitation, - interdisciplinary interventions that include vision rehabilitation, innovative technological solutions for vision assessment and training, - how to raise awareness for vision issues among patients, and health care personnel. We encourage translational research, with a variety of methodologies, including qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, or reviews to share knowledge about vision and stroke. Torgeir Solberg Mathisen Guest Editor António Filipe Macedo Associate Editor Helle K.
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