Emily McCormick

Deputy editor

Emily McCormick is deputy editor of Optometry Today, where she produces content for both the website and the journal. She has a particular interest in charity and business stories, and is responsible for the In practice section of the journal.

More articles by Emily McCormick

Virgin trains and RNIB work together to improve rail network for people with sight loss

Virgin Trains becomes the first UK train company to install ‘RNIB Maps for All’
- OT news and features
- Pulished 28 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick
Charity Blind Campaign
Charity uses animated character to raise awareness of AMD

The Macular Society has teamed up with the creators of Wallace and Gromit to develop a short film featuring new animated character ‘Mac’
- OT news and features
- Pulished 27 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick
Charity Blind AMD Campaign
People least likely to donate corneas, research reports

Research by Fight for Sight and Optegra Eye Health Care explores why people are less likely to donate their corneas, despite cornea transplant shortages in the UK
- OT news and features
- Pulished 20 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick
Health services Blind Cornea
Call to action on children's vision

Brien Holden Vision Institute and Essilor team up to establish Our Children’s Vision campaign
- OT news and features
- Pulished 13 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick, Laurence Derbyshire
High Street Campaign Blind Sight impairment Sight test Children
Consultation issued on UK government funding bionic eye

NHS England has published a public consultation on the funding of the Argus II bionic eye by UK government
- OT news and features
- Pulished 07 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick
Technology Blind Retina
Charity supports more ex-Service people than ever before

Blind Veterans UK provides support to 875 new blind and vision-impaired ex-Service men and women
- OT news and features
- Pulished 05 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick
Charity Sight impairment Blind
RNIB Scotland publishes manifesto

Charity calls on Scottish government to provide additional support to people when they are newly-diagnosed with a visual impairment
- OT news and features
- Pulished 01 Apr 2016
- by Emily McCormick
Charity Sight impairment Government Blind