Coronavirus
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OT explores the doors that open when optometrists step outside of their comfort zone
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OT talks with eye care professionals in Wales about how the profession can work together to create a sustainable future
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The number of people who have waited two years or more for elective treatment has reduced from 22,500 at the start of the year to 2777
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With cataract surgery waiting times in Northern Ireland measured in years, OT investigates the impact of delays on patients and the optometrists who care for them
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Netflix, gym, coffee… eye plan? OT talks with practices about switching to private care and asks whether the future of eye care will be by monthly payment
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From learning sign language to promoting healthy lifestyles, OT profiles the diverse ways optical professionals are giving back to their communities
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May Kitchen, 77, resorted to paying for private cataract surgery after she was advised that she would have to wait up to four years for funded treatment
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The pandemic has put a spotlight on the value of domiciliary optometry. OT explores the life-changing impact of bringing care to a patient’s doorstep
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The standards apply to healthcare settings registered with the Care Quality Commission – including hospitals and care homes
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Optometry Ireland has shared that 16,500 patients have been waiting more than a year for hospital eye care