John White
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What does 2021 have in store? And how will the profession respond? OT asked some of the AOP’s new Council intake for their reflections, goals and concerns
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How virtual consultations have won the support of patients and allied healthcare professionals – and why the change in approach and extended scope of practice for optometry should stay post-pandemic
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Eye care professionals identified the importance of comfort to patient satisfaction and improving levels of dropout in a roundtable hosted by Alcon and OT
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While grappling with the profound implications of coronavirus will take time, supporting registrants exercising professional judgement in the delivery of eye care is key, writes chief executive and registrar at the General Optical Council, Lesley Longstone
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We will succeed in the ‘new normal’ if we build the confidence of our patients and embrace technology, explains Sofia Fazal
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Optometrists are well placed to make sure patients feel more in control of what is happening to them at the difficult stage of diagnosis, writes optometrist and eye health information officer at the RNIB, Poonam Patel
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Chief officer of Primary Eyecare Services, Dharmesh Patel, speaks to OT about his belief that meaningful change is coming as the NHS in England recognises the value of community optometry for patients – and why the sector must seize the opportunity now
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Optometry student, Nashwa Choudhury, won the 2019 Specsavers Spectacle Wearer of the Year Editor’s Choice Award. Now working part-time as an optical assistant at the multiple where she is responsible for frame styling, preparing dispenses and pre-testing customers, she shares insight her passion for frames OT
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Newly-qualified optometrist Rebecca English on presenting her research in a competition, loving contact lenses, and changing the lives of patients
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As CooperVision prepares for the 2019 BCLA Clinical Conference and Exhibition, country manager of the UK and Ireland, Debbie Olive, celebrates the impact of contact lenses on patients’ lives, and explains how the industry can do more to reverse the dropout rate
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