The survey revealed that although most people fear losing their sight, many are not prioritising preventative action

The AOP has encouraged members to take part in a DHSC consultation which asks whether its provision of PPE to health care providers should be extended

With the Government announcing its plans for the months ahead, the AOP has emphasised that community eye care can help reduce the pressure on the NHS

As part of the OFNC, the AOP has highlighted that “it is essential that optometry has a place at the table”

From locked door policies to the return of business attire, experts answered a diverse range of questions during an Optometry Scotland webinar

A panel of experts from across the profession will discuss what the new normal will look like for optometrists and answer questions about the latest expectations for practices

The resolution aims to address preventable sight loss and calls for new targets on eye care to be included in the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals

Membership bodies across optometry and audiology, dentistry and pharmacy have called on the Government to ensure wider primary care professions “have a voice”

The guidance supports the need for “robust” infection prevention and control measures for primary eye care services after 19 July, and addresses topics including social distancing and face masks

Introduced to Parliament on 6 July, the Health and Care Bill would ensure each part of England has an Integrated Care Board and Integrated Care Partnership