SeeAbility launches a new resource on improved access to eye care for people with learning disabilities

Four pilots, which aim to ensure people are seen quicker closer to home through services delivered by optometrists and nurses in the community, have been launched across Wales

The LOC Support Unit’s managing director on the 2015 National Optical Conference

This year's National Optical Conference took place at In Birmingham last week, welcoming LOCs, commissioners and stakeholders under one roof

The evaluation of a glaucoma pilot highlights the benefits of an optometrist-led clinic

The university says the new facility will boost numbers of patients who can be seen by community optometrists and will reduce pressure on hospitals and GPs

Audit of Wolverhampton PEARS scheme wins award

Hereford independent practice has increased the number of appointments for emergency eye cases available to NHS patients under PEARS scheme

LOCSU and SeeAbility led pilot study supports call for more eye care pathways

The Thomas Pocklington Trust has joined forces with Visionary to establish a partnership which will champion local services for visually impaired people