WCSM event hears of “wasted potential” among those with sight loss
Only one in four people with sight loss are in employment in the UK – equivalent to 500 double decker buses of untapped talent in London alone
Only one in four people with sight loss are in employment in the UK – equivalent to 500 double decker buses of untapped talent in London alone
Zeiss showcased equipment that assists practices in supporting patients from assessment to diagnosis, management and referral
A trio of ECPs came together to discuss how private providers can support the NHS in the delivery of cataract surgery
This Image interpretation exam invites readers to assess a series of fundus autofluorescence images and case histories, accessing additional resources where necessary to answer the questions
This article will cover the classification, emergency assessment and management of chemical corneal injuries to equip readers with the knowledge and skills required to optimise outcomes
This article aims to establish a step-by-step approach for practitioners who are new to scleral contact lens fitting or those looking for clinical pearls in this area
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The findings from Hoya’s study also showed no rebound effect if lens use was stopped
Why optometrists are turning their attention to myopia management
Dr Joy Tweed took on the role following Mike Fegan’s retirement this spring
OT finds out about advances in hospital optometry with principal optometrist for education and training at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Paddy Gunn
New guidance from the AOP aims to inform members of what it means if a patient instructs a solicitor to bring a claim, and the steps they need to take
The company spoke to OT about practice recovery following the pandemic and the interest in going private