Selina Powell
More articles by Selina Powell
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The General Optical Council’s chair, Gareth Hadley, tells OT why preparing optometrists for an ever-evolving healthcare landscape is a public protection issue
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Certain fitness to practise cases where the registrant admits the allegation in full will be dealt with under a new consensual panel disposal policy
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The AOP and the College of Optometrists have had their say on a review into gross negligence manslaughter in healthcare
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Director of strategy at the General Optical Council, Alistair Bridge, tackles the thorny questions of regulating contact lens sales
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"All forms of exploitation, particularly by people in a position of power over others, are abhorrent and we strongly condemn them”
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More work needs to be done on debunking common fitness to practise myths, according to the GOC's head of case progression
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Dr Julie-Anne Little and Henry Leonard delved into the balance between patient confidentiality and public interest in their 100% Optical presentation
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Some fitness to practise cases may be processed without a contested hearing from February 2018
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An optometrist’s overturned conviction for gross negligence manslaughter will not be considered by the Supreme Court
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The GOC’s chief executive, Vicky McDermott, tells OT working with registrants is more effective than “standing in the corner being the police”