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OT poses a monthly scenario from a practitioner. This month, we look at the changes to GOS in Scotland, which came into place in October this year
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Plans to ease referral challenges in the wake of a veto on fax machines are set to be announced in January
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Events aim to help practitioners understand the changes to delivering eye care in Scotland, including amendments to General Ophthalmic Services
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Scottish optometrist and managing director of Cameron Optometry, Ian Cameron, discusses the General Ophthalmic Services changes that came into effect in Scotland earlier this month and why they are a positive step forward for the profession
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Amendments to General Ophthalmic Services in Scotland will come into force on 1 October
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The select committee responsible for overseeing government spending has slammed the contract as a rush to cut costs, “heedless” of the impact on staff
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Katrina Venerus will join Primary Care Support England’s ophthalmic payments service line as a special adviser
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Whether or not GOS claims were appropriate will be assessed during a six-month trial in a sample of Wessex, West Yorkshire and Harrogate practices
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NHS England has agreed to accept photocopies of scarce GOS forms as an interim measure