AOP

AOP chair, Mike George and vice chair, Dr Julie-Anne Little, share what the AOP means to them

Members are told to contact the association if practices do not take appropriate steps to address concerns

The guidance includes advice for employers and employees, as well as details of specific AOP contacts for those experiencing discrimination

Despite government guidance, the AOP has emphasised that optometrists should still feel confident insisting patients wear masks unless they’re legally exempt

The AOP’s head of employment, Debbie Nathan, advises on raising and responding to grievances in the workplace

Past AOP chair, Kevin Thompson, shares his thoughts on a short and accessible summary of AOP policy

In a continually evolving profession, the aim of the AOP legal and regulatory team remains constant – to protect and represent members. OT  finds out how a streamlined structure and new recruits will enhance the team’s ability to support members

AOP senior solicitor and director designate, Ella Franci, and AOP clinical director, Dr Peter Hampson share their top tips for avoiding legal trouble on the wild west of the web

The Association of Optometrists’ Peer Support Line launches in May. OT  spoke with the facilitator of the new service, Dr Rosie Allister

Working together is definitely the name of the game in commissioning terms if we are to get the best results for patients, optometry practice and the NHS budget.