Why This MattersCerebral or cortical visual impairment (CVI) is the leading cause of pediatric visual impairment in developed countries, according to a 2024 Pediatrics Clinical Report.
Children with CVI often pass routine office-based or instrument-based screenings, yet still struggle with significant functional vision challenges. These early signs are easy to miss—especially during busy well-child visits. Early identification is critical. Timely referral means families receive the right evaluations, education, and support during the most important years of development. The Visual Behaviors Questionnaire© makes this process practical and consistent. In less than two minutes, it combines caregiver insights with straightforward scoring to guide next steps at well-child visits. It can be used at every visit or anytime a caregiver raises developmental concerns. |
Clinical EndorsementEarly signs of low vision or visual impairment in young children can be easy to miss—especially during a busy well-child visit. A Shared Vision’s updated Vision Screening Protocol offers a simple, developmentally appropriate way to supplement your current screening practices. |
Visual Behaviors Questionnaire©
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2-Minute OverviewThis short video explains how the screening works in real-world practice, how to score it, and how to use the results to guide referrals.
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Get Involved in the PilotWe’re inviting pediatric professionals to join the well-child vision screening pilot. Participation gives you the chance to:
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Schedule a call with us to explore how the Visual Behaviors Questionnaire© can fit into your practice. We’ll review options for using the tool (PDF or cloud-based), provide training and support, share family-friendly materials, and answer any questions about implementation. Use this link to pick a time that's most convenient for you! |