AOP

Vision standards for driving and the GOC Education Strategic Review were among topics discussed at the latest AOP Council meeting

Ian Beasley explains why he is a fan of peer discussion, and how the AOP will be supporting its members through an enhanced suite of education in 2017

The wellbeing of patients is important, but practitioners also need support to make sure their lives are as healthy and stress-free as possible

As optometrists, dispensing opticians and ophthalmologists all look at their scope of practice, the lines between the professions will become increasingly flexible

Formulating policy positions in a well thought-out way is right at the heart of the AOP's work, explains AOP clinical adviser, Trevor Warburton

The publication of the Foresight Project Report in March reiterates opportunities and challenges for growth in contact lens wear, concludes the AOP’s chief executive and contact lens fan, Henrietta Alderman

AOP director of legal and regulatory services, Gerda Goldinger, on challenging the approach of NHS England and what it means to members

Changes to the GOC’s CET cycle requires registrants to set a personal development plan and learning goals on their MyGOC, but what are we being asked to do?

Far from a bland accrual of points, the GOC's CET cycle offers an opportunity to learn and glean insights from fellow practitioners, says Dr Ian Beasley

The Association of Optometrists is encouraging its members to respond to the General Optical Council’s consultation on its standards of practice