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Feasibility of Home Monitoring of Visual Function in DR
Diabetes is a serious condition where patients can develop complications in their body including their eyes which can lead to sight loss. Patients with diabetes are encouraged to attend yearly screening appointments at which signs of Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) are assessed. Attendance at these appointments and at any follow-up appointments can be time-consuming and inconvenient for those working. Better ways to monitor changes in vision are needed. Therefore, we are hoping to develop a set of eye tests that a person with diabetes can complete at home on a smartphone in collaboration with researchers at OKKO Health.
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