AOP

AOP chief executive, Adam Sampson, discusses the opportunity for optometry in supporting the hospital backlog through the provision of eye care in the community

Optometrist and AOP chairman, Dr Julie-Anne Little, discusses the ever-evolving business model on the High Street, the GOS fee and pathways across the nations

Studies predict that the global prevalence of myopia will rise from 28% of the world’s population to 50% by 2050. Optometrist and AOP clinical director, Dr Peter Hampson, discusses the growing prevalence and why it is time to embrace CPD in this field

The Association is asking members to share their thoughts on a range of topics included in the regulator’s call for evidence

The PDF document is available to download from the AOP’s website

AOP chief executive, Adam Sampson, highlights the resilience of optometry businesses during the pandemic as practice owners continue to evaluate and adapt

David Marples, underwriting compliance manager at Markel Tax, gives OT  an update on key topics in tax and VAT for optometrists

Optometrist and AOP chairman, Dr Julie-Anne Little, discusses the evolution of domiciliary eye care and the changing face of patients accessing care at home

OT  poses a monthly scenario from a practitioner. This month, the AOP’s Henry Leonard looks at what to expect if a patient is wrongly triaged because of a miscommunication

Optometrist and AOP chair, Dr Julie-Anne Little, reflects on triage: what it involves, how it is used in practice, and whether optometry needs to embrace the terminology