How the AOP is working with members and for members every step of the way

Keeping the patient at the heart of everything we do and all the decisions we make are key, writes Henrietta Alderman

In 2020, the AOP wants to open up a debate about how to make a meaningful change in optics, writes Henrietta Alderman

When considering career path options, optometrists can find a role as an AOP Councillor rewarding, writes Henrietta Alderman

The AOP will be working hard to make sure 2020 is a year to remember for all the right reasons, writes Henrietta Alderman

No amount of ‘data’ can beat the feeling of walking into a workplace where you feel valued and looked after. That’s smart business, writes Henrietta Alderman

The AOP is committed to raising awareness of the connection between poor vision and road accidents, writes Henrietta Alderman

Scenario planning is essential so that the AOP can assist members in a changing world and equip them with the knowledge and tools they need, writes Henrietta Alderman

Optometry needs to be better understood and valued as part of the NHS team and for its contribution to public health and wellbeing, puts forward Henrietta Alderman

While glaucoma or age-related macular degeneration may simply be part of the ageing process for some people, optometry has a priceless role in supporting patients, explains Henrietta Alderman, chief executive of the AOP