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The tool is set to help healthcare professionals, including optical practices, to pre-screen patients for COVID-19 symptoms ahead of appointments
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The charity announced on its website that doors will officially close on 31 July
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Practices in England are opening for routine appointments, but it’ll take time for our communities to get back to normal
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The support includes advice on the reopening of practices, and remains accessible as lockdown restriction ease
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Practices are closed to all but urgent and essential eye care, and many optometrists are finding that they’ve got an unusual amount of time on their hands
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Liz Jackson, optometrist and co-owner of three Midlands-based optical practices, tells OT how adaptations made during the lockdown will leave her business better placed for the future
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The charity has revamped its library to provide increased access for the visually impaired during the lockdown
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In a time where social distancing is the new normal, take advantage of these learning opportunities
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Practices share how they use social media to engage with their communities and patients through the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown
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Letters and information leaflets, sent earlier this month to 30 million UK households by prime minister Boris Johnson, have been repurposed as audio recordings by the charity