Narthika Sivaloganathan

Narthika Sivaloganathan is an optometrist in training at Aston University, completing her CLiP role at DW Roberts Opticians practices in Towcester and Bletchley. DW Roberts Opticians are Hakim Group independent practices

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Effective record keeping: getting it right

CPD ref no: C-116627

Exam type: Video

Practitioner types: O, DO

1 pointOnline exclusive

Ethics in optics

CPD ref no: C-109510

Exam type: Video

Practitioner types: O, DO

1 point

A CLEAR focus on presbyopia management

CPD ref no: C-116488

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O, DO, CLO

1 point

Flashing lights: a false alarm, a lucky coincidence and missed opportunities

CPD ref no: C-116723

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O

1 point

Confrontation matters: the importance of healthy debate for building better teams

CPD ref no: C-116766

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O, DO

1 point

How coloured lenses shape what we see (and feel)

CPD ref no: C-116829

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O, DO

1 pointOnline exclusive

Diagnostic techniques for anterior and posterior segment diseases

CPD ref no: C-115818

Exam type: Clinical interpretation

Practitioner types: O

1 pointOnline exclusive

Retinal cases in focus

CPD ref no: C-116184

Exam type: Clinical interpretation

Practitioner types: O

2 pointsOnline exclusive

Contact lenses for myopia management: the proof and the passion

CPD ref no: C-116802

Exam type: Video

Interactive:

Practitioner types: O, DO, CLO

1 point

Clinical considerations of vaping

CPD ref no: C-116000

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: DO, O

1 point

Over quarter of a century with silicone hydrogels: lessons from clinical practice

CPD ref no: C-116249

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O, DO, CLO

1 point

From bifocals to AI: ophthalmic lenses for presbyopia in the 21st century

CPD ref no: C-116120

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O, DO

1 point

Optical coherence tomography: reviewing reports and avoiding artefacts

CPD ref no: C-115881

Exam type: Article (view)

Practitioner types: O

A peek into working in industry

Career development

1 day ago

Sarah Lowry and Chris Gould standing outside by a tree trunk on the ground. They are looking at the camera and smiling

Independent domicilary service in North Wales changes hands

Domiciliary

2 days ago

Callum Hunt is presented with the Master's Medal

Callum Hunt receives Master’s Medal for his genetic study of the fovea

Research

2 days ago

Ten people pose together at the finish line of the Thames Path Ultra Challenge, wearing medals and holding a sign marked “28KM”, beneath a large “FINISHER” banner. Several wear Specsavers-branded clothing, with a red event tent and trees in the background

Specsavers practice partners join Thames Path Ultra Challenge in memory of colleague

On the High Street

2 days ago

100% Optical

A handful of people are seated at a circle table in an event, each wearing glowing green earphones. A microphone is handed to one delegate

100% Optical 2027: first look at CPD programme

AOP

2 days ago

Two optometry students are looking at the frames in a new practice set up in a university environment

New Centre for Eyecare Excellence opens at University of Plymouth

Students and pre-regs

2 days ago

Exterior of Houses of Parliament from the river

How eye care is being delivered by ICBs to be highlighted at Westminster Eye Health Day

NHS and health

3 days ago

Silhouettes of soldiers and helicopters at dusk

Eye injuries in war

Research

3 days ago 5 min read

Skills Guide

Navigating tricky patient management scenarios

Students and pre-regs

3 days ago

The Body Doctor expands learning and development team

Products

3 days ago

A clinician wearing a surgical mask and face shield stands in a hospital

Exploring how bacterial keratitis infections have evolved following the COVID-19 pandemic

Research

3 days ago

Nadiia Ulianova and Igor Khramov at the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons Congress

From late presentations to ocular trauma: how the Ukraine war is affecting the nation’s eye health

Research

3 days ago 6 min read 1

Public priorities for the NHS identified at Labour Party Conference

NHS and health

12 Oct

Elderly Asian woman being checked with slit lamp microscope

Liberal Democrats adopt Eye care everywhere as party policy

Government and regulation

12 Oct

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Narthika Sivaloganathan

Effective record keeping: getting it right

Ethics in optics

A CLEAR focus on presbyopia management

Flashing lights: a false alarm, a lucky coincidence and missed opportunities

Confrontation matters: the importance of healthy debate for building better teams

How coloured lenses shape what we see (and feel)

Diagnostic techniques for anterior and posterior segment diseases

Retinal cases in focus

Contact lenses for myopia management: the proof and the passion

Clinical considerations of vaping

Over quarter of a century with silicone hydrogels: lessons from clinical practice

From bifocals to AI: ophthalmic lenses for presbyopia in the 21st century

Optical coherence tomography: reviewing reports and avoiding artefacts

A peek into working in industry

Independent domicilary service in North Wales changes hands

Callum Hunt receives Master’s Medal for his genetic study of the fovea

Specsavers practice partners join Thames Path Ultra Challenge in memory of colleague

100% Optical 2027: first look at CPD programme

New Centre for Eyecare Excellence opens at University of Plymouth

How eye care is being delivered by ICBs to be highlighted at Westminster Eye Health Day

Eye injuries in war

Navigating tricky patient management scenarios

The Body Doctor expands learning and development team

Exploring how bacterial keratitis infections have evolved following the COVID-19 pandemic

From late presentations to ocular trauma: how the Ukraine war is affecting the nation’s eye health

Public priorities for the NHS identified at Labour Party Conference

Liberal Democrats adopt Eye care everywhere as party policy