Graham Lomas and Kevin Carey

Foreword
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 87. [PDF] [References]  

Designer drugs and reliable transport
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 88-89. [PDF]  

Allan Dodds

THE WAY WE WERE: The genesis of training for specialist staff
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 90-92. [PDF] [References]  

Pauline James

THE PRESENT SCENE: A critique of current training
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 93-96. [PDF] [References]  

Allysum de Souza

REAL LIVES 1: "I just smiled and said 'is that all?' "
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 97-98. [PDF]  

Ian Jentle

REAL LIVES 2: "I had to build a new life if I was going to have one at all"
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 99-100. [PDF]  

Jim Mcauslan

REAL LIVES 3: "For eighteen months I hid myself away to figure out what to do with the rest of my life"
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 101. [PDF]  

Tom Vincent

COMMUNICATION: Information technology: expectations and realisations
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 102-104. [PDF]  

John Crossland

DAILY LIVING SKILLS: The Emperor has no clothes
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 105-106. [PDF] [References]  

Juliet Stone

MOBILITY: Providing trained personnel to facilitate independent travel
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 107-108. [PDF]  

Lawrence Campbell

A GLOBAL VIEW: Personal reflections on rehabilitation practice worldwide
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 109-113. [PDF] [References]  

Jayne Stokes

HELPING CHILDREN: Visions of a vision team approach
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 114-115. [PDF] [References]  

Helen Old

HELPING ELDERLY PEOPLE: Injecting urgency into a flexible response to needs
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 116-117. [PDF]  

Rodney Clark

HELPING THOSE WITH MULTI-SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS: The long slow haul to better training and services
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 118-119. [PDF] [References]  

Ian Bruce

EVIDENCE AND POLICY: Developing research to inform planning and practice
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 120-122. [PDF] [References]  

Graham Lomas

THE TRAINING SYSTEM: When getting out of bed becomes more a mental than a physical act
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 123-125. [PDF] [References]  

Herman Gresnight and European Chairman

News from ICEVI
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 128-129. [PDF]  

Morley, Sarah; Windows Concepts - An Introductory Guide for Visually Disabled Users, GUIB Consortium 1995; available free of charge in print, large print, audio, IBM and Braille from: Sensory Disabilities Research Unit, Psychology Division, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL10 9AB. Telephone: 01707-284629. Fax: 01707-285059
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 130. [PDF]  

Wilson-Hinds, Roger; Cracking Windows from the Keyboard; available on IBM disk only from: Choice Technology, 7 The Rookery, Orton, Wistow, Peterborough, PE2 6YT. Tel: 01733-234441. Price: £5.00 (VIPs); £10.00 (organisations)
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 130. [PDF]  

Croft, Diane, Kendrick, Deborah and Gayzagian, Albert; CD ROM Advantage for Blind Users; National Braille Press, USA; 1994. Available on IBM
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 130. [PDF]  

disk only from: Customer Services Department, RNIB, P.O. Box 173, Peterborough, PE2 6WS. Tel: 01733-370777. Fax: 01733-371555. £6.00; cat. no. TC20402
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 131. [PDF]  

Hakala, David; Modems Made Easy, Osborne, McGraw-Hill, Berkeley, 1993. ISBN: 0-07881962-8, pp. 324. Available from RNIB Customer Services Department, PO Box 173, Peterborough PE2 6WS. Tel: 01733-370777. Fax: 01733-371555. Prices: Subsidised £7.98, Cost £26.70, Export £76.80
British Journal of Visual Impairment 1996 14: 131. [PDF]  

Scorpion
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