Visually Impaired Sample Clauses

Visually Impaired. An ophthalmologist or optometrist examination form. In exceptional circumstances, alternate medical documentation acceptable to the Department may be substituted for this form.
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Visually Impaired. A condition in which central visual acuity does not exceed 20/200 in the better eye with correcting lenses or in which the widest diameter of the visual field subtends an angle no greater than 20 degrees.
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Visually Impaired. Does the Agency For Persons With Disabilities have a record on file, signed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist, or another Department-accepted medical record, which clearly indicates that the individual meets the definition in Section 3.10 of these Guidelines?
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Visually Impaired. Hearing Impaired ‐ Sensory Impairment Other ‐ Mental Health Other ‐ Locked Case ‐ Full name ‐ Address ‐ Phone No ‐ Salutation Name ‐ Language ‐ Marital status ‐ GP Practice ‐ GP name
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Visually Impaired all membership materials must include the following statement: “If you ask, we will give you this information in another form, such as Braille, large print, or on audio tape”.
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Visually Impaired. Musician Scheme (extended) A Junior Department-based project in collaboration with Musicians in Focus to facilitate access by visually impaired students, started in 2000. Students are normally accepted from the age of 8. Entry requirements for this special preparatory course are possession of good natural rhythm and pitch coupled with a strong desire to learn music. Tuition is provided at the RCM on Saturdays. Each place costs £1,700 and the current six students are funded by private funds raised by the College. Target group: disabled students Increase the number of places by a third to 8 by 2008, at a cost of £3,400
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