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Use of and disparities in access to adaptive devices among U.S. adults with age-related eye diseases
Contributor(s):: Gibson, D. M.
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The Semiotic Grounds of Animal Assistance: Sign Use of Guide Dogs and Their Visually Impaired Handlers
Contributor(s):: Riin Magnus
Materiaalne linnakeskkond ja selles kehtivad käitumisreeglid sisaldavad kindlaid ootusi märgisüsteemide suhtes, mille abil keskkonda kasutada. Juhtkoera ja nägemispuudega inimese märgisüsteemide kombinatsioon eeldab olemasolevate ootustega kohanemist, aga loob ka...
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Humane education for students with visual impairments: Learning about working dogs
Contributor(s):: Bruce, Susan M., Feinstein, Jennie Dapice, Kennedy, Meghan C., Liu, Ming
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How does a dog attack on a guide dog affect the wellbeing of a guide dog owner?
Contributor(s):: Marquès-Brocksopp, Lorna
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Dog team walking: inter-corporeal identities, blindness and reciprocal guiding
Contributor(s):: Andrew, Stevenson
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Seeing Eye Dogs Australia
Seeing Eye Dogs Australia (SEDA) is a national organisation that established its first school for training dog guides in Victoria, on the 10th April 1960.SEDA merged with Vision Australia on the 1st July 2008. We are a full member of the International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF), fulfilling the...
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Riding for the Disabled Association (Australia)
Riding for the Disabled Association Australia (RDAA) is a voluntary, nonprofit organisation which provides opportunities for anyone with a disability to enjoy safe, healthy stimulating, therapeutic, horse-related activities in Australia.
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Power of partnering
Contributor(s):: Phillips, B.