Quality Of Life of Persons with Sensory Impairments

Introduction. Quality of life is a multidimensional concept that includes social, affective, cognitive, and physical domains. people with disabilities include persons sensory impairments, i.e., the visually impaired, blind, hard hearing, deaf, deafblind. Their diagnosis real challenge ineveryday because it hinders them from gather- ing visual auditory information environ- ment. This affects their abilities interaction others, which quality life.Aim. To examine how impairment related to activities daily functioning.Methods. The research was conducted using questionnaire completed by 57 respondents diagnosed deafness, hearing impairment, low vision, blindness, deafblindness. data were collected online, snowball method members Association survey consisted two parts: first part general demographic questions, while second selected questions WHoQol-bref where marked answers on five-point likert scale.Results. calculating mean all issues, results showed deaf are most satisfied life, followed blind people. deafblind dissatisfied life.Conclusion. There significant difference in depending category impairment. analysis concerning deafblindness consider worst.