AOP

Addressing the needs of vulnerable patients is not only the right ethical decision: it should feature in business planning for all practices as they consider the challenges of the next few years, writes Henrietta Alderman

Behavioural futurist and co-founder of consultancy Next Big Thing, William Higham, discusses the importance of the three 'c’s' in order to succeed on the High Street

Future-proofing the independent sector was discussed during an Independents Day meeting

An AOP survey revealed a startling number of optometrists see children with vision problems that could have been treated more successfully had they been diagnosed earlier, explains Serena Box

The Association’s A B See campaign aims to highlight the importance of a sight test to support children in reaching their potential

100% Optical 2019 will feature a host of exhibitors and CET-accredited speakers, who will consider the trends and topics that will affect future optometric practice

Our #OTonthego competition is open and gives you the chance to win £500 worth of holiday vouchers

Ophthalmologist David Lockington will outline how optometrists can make the best use of extended skills in his presentation IP optoms – armed and dangerous?

As a reboot takes place in the sector, optical practices will need to be agile to react to change, and challenge their own thinking to ensure that they are not being left behind, writes Henrietta Alderman

Optometrist, Hayley Johnson, talks with OT  about the skills practitioners will learn through gonioscopy workshops at Therapeutics London