Enas AlAmri
King Khaled eye specialist hospital and research center
Developing Guidelines for Nursing and Allied Healthcare Staff to assist Visually Impaired Patients
My presentation is connected to the following theme
Patient Experience (User Experience)
5 key short sentences highlighting the essence of my presentation
- Putting vision-impaired patients at the center of care
- Accessibility is not optional; it is a standard of quality care
- Empowering staff = empowering patients
- Small adaptations create meaningful impact
- Clear communication builds trust and safety
Summary
This presentation focuses on developing practical, evidence-based guidelines for nursing and allied healthcare staff to better support visually impaired patients throughout their healthcare journey. It addresses the gap between clinical care delivery and the actual needs of patients with visual impairments, emphasizing safety, communication, and accessibility.
The project introduces standardized approaches that enhance staff awareness, improve interaction techniques, and ensure a more inclusive and patient-centered environment. It highlights simple yet impactful practices—such as guided communication, environmental orientation, and respectful assistance —that can significantly improve patient confidence, reduce anxiety, and minimize safety risks.
Aligned with patient experience and quality standards, the initiative also supports staff competency through structured training modules and accessibility checklists. The expected outcomes include improved patient satisfaction, increased staff confidence, and more consistent delivery of care.
Ultimately, this project aims to transform everyday clinical interactions into meaningful, safe, and empowering experiences for visually impaired patients, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to inclusive, human-centered care.
The project introduces standardized approaches that enhance staff awareness, improve interaction techniques, and ensure a more inclusive and patient-centered environment. It highlights simple yet impactful practices—such as guided communication, environmental orientation, and respectful assistance —that can significantly improve patient confidence, reduce anxiety, and minimize safety risks.
Aligned with patient experience and quality standards, the initiative also supports staff competency through structured training modules and accessibility checklists. The expected outcomes include improved patient satisfaction, increased staff confidence, and more consistent delivery of care.
Ultimately, this project aims to transform everyday clinical interactions into meaningful, safe, and empowering experiences for visually impaired patients, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to inclusive, human-centered care.