Coronavirus
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Three challenges for domiciliary optometry in the wake of Omicron
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The Government has extended the provision of centralised, free personal protective equipment for primary care providers in England for another year
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Users of the PPE Portal are invited to register interest in participating in research to test a new version of the platform
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In the wake of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, the Government has refreshed infection prevention and control guidance for healthcare workers
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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
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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
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From locked door policies to the return of business attire, experts answered a diverse range of questions during an Optometry Scotland webinar
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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
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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
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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