Kimberley Young
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The Government has extended the provision of centralised, free personal protective equipment for primary care providers in England for another year
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NHS England and DHSC have confirmed that the GOS contract, fees and grants, will continue to be negotiated nationally when Integrated Care Boards take on primary care contract management
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Users of the PPE Portal are invited to register interest in participating in research to test a new version of the platform
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The survey revealed that although most people fear losing their sight, many are not prioritising preventative action
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The AOP has encouraged members to take part in a DHSC consultation which asks whether its provision of PPE to health care providers should be extended
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With the Government announcing its plans for the months ahead, the AOP has emphasised that community eye care can help reduce the pressure on the NHS
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As part of the OFNC, the AOP has highlighted that “it is essential that optometry has a place at the table”
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A panel of experts from across the profession will discuss what the new normal will look like for optometrists and answer questions about the latest expectations for practices
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The resolution aims to address preventable sight loss and calls for new targets on eye care to be included in the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
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Membership bodies across optometry and audiology, dentistry and pharmacy have called on the Government to ensure wider primary care professions “have a voice”