ArticleThe British journal of visual impairment2026
The sport experiences of blind or partially sighted people and strategies to support their participation in sport: A scoping review.
Article in The British journal of visual impairment, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 2 papers.
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- The sport experiences of blind or partially sighted people and strategies to support their participation in sport: A scoping review.The British journal of visual impairment · 2026Article
- "They can coach themselves essentially": goalball coaches' perspectives on athlete-centered coaching with youth athletes with visual impairments.Frontiers in sports and active living · 2026Article
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Abstract
Programme leaders (PLs; e.g., coaches) are integral for fostering the quality participation (QP) of blind and partially sighted athletes. However, information about fostering QP for blind and partially sighted people is often inaccessible to PL. Informed by the Quality Parasport Participation Framework, we formulated this scoping review related to the sport participation of blind and partially sighted people and the strategies that support QP. Searching four databases, we screened 1245 studies and included 29 articles, generating insight related to study characteristics and the extent of in/direct references to the experiential elements of QP. After interpretive analysis, we constructed three principles to reconceptualize sport participation in relevant and affirming ways for blind and partially sighted athletes, as well as 33 foundational support strategies and 16 outcomes potentially associated with the QP. This project contributes to the visibility of blind and partially sighted athletes in the literature and in the Quality Parasport Participation Framework.
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