Kimberley Young
More articles by Kimberley Young
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Following the 2021 registrant survey, the regulator took a closer look into levels of job satisfaction and the groups most likely to make a change in their career in the coming years
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As we look back on 2021 and prepare for a new year, OT rounds up top research stories and High Street trends from the past 12 months, along with reflections from optometrists and the AOP
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Under the changes, trainees will no longer need to have been practising for two years before taking on the independent prescribing qualification
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A recording of a webinar event discussing the Optometry First model has been made available online
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Following GOC approval, registered independent prescribers will be able to sign off individual clinical practice placement sessions for IP trainees
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Amit Sharma, optometrist and director at Hakim Group's Pinder & Moore Opticians, in Kingswinford, and lecturers at Ulster University, Dr Julie McClelland and Patrick Richardson, discuss a special cohort of IP training
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The GOC has agreed to a “more flexible” approach to meeting logbook requirements in independent prescriber training, a decision expected to help optometrists complete their training
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OT spoke with BCLA president, Indie Grewal, ahead of the publication of the Contact Lens Evidence-based Academic Reports in March
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Data from LOCSU has shown a 24% increase in the number of clinical commissioning groups with urgent eye care services (MECS and CUES) since start of the pandemic
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Nicholas Rumney, chairman of BBR Optometry, speaks to OT about joining the Hakim Group, the changes that COVID-19 has brought, and practice business models