Coronavirus
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The world of domiciliary optometry can be mysterious – and misunderstood – but infinitely rewarding, explains optometrist Simon Raw
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What does 2021 have in store? And how will the profession respond? OT asked some of the AOP’s new Council intake for their reflections, goals and concerns
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A Whitehall document has called for barriers to be scrapped. OT asked Professor Howard Stone whether the popularity of screens is backed by evidence
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A temporary suspension of the requirement for patients to sign GOS forms will continue until 31 August
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A mask embedded with sensors developed by US engineers can flag the presence of a COVID-19 infection within 90 minutes
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Optometrist and practice owner, Ameerah Riaz Ahmed, shares how her family have been the driving force and motivation behind her career aspirations
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A patient presented to hospital with swelling and vision loss in his right eye as a result of a severe fungal infection
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Perspectives
“If we want to change eye care, what we really need is data to be collected as business as usual”
Why optometry and ophthalmology have to work together, and be prepared to learn and feed back, Melanie Hingorani tells OT
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With the fourth stage of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown delayed, OT spoke with optometry professionals about what practice looks like currently, and some of the challenges ahead
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Held virtually for the first time, the event recorded almost 50,000 interactions across its platform