Coronavirus
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OT talks with clinicians about how independent prescribing has changed their practice – and explores how the qualification can develop in the future
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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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OT and the AOP have produced a number of resources focused on supporting and upskilling the whole practice team
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The AOP’s Strategy for Optometry aims to highlight the key role optometry plays as part of the NHS and showcase where the profession can further relieve pressure on the health service
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New research finds that a Moorfields Eye Hospital virtual accident and emergency service is as safe as an in-person service
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NHS workers have emphasised that receiving a COVID-19 vaccination does not break the fast observed during daylight hours
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A March meeting of the AOP Council raised key areas for the AOP to support practices and optometrists in the coming months
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The OFNC says the decision “shows a lack of regard for the small number of practices that still need help,” and confirmed negotiations will not continue