Optical organisations

The regulator has met 22 of the 24 Standards of Good Regulation

Marcus Dye writes that the profession should endeavour to make lifelong learning an integral part of its professional development

GOC head of standards and CET, Marcus Dye, writes that a ‘safe space’ for practitioners to reflect candidly is vital in order to learn and develop

GOC interim director of education, Dr Subo Shanmuganathan, explores how the profession needs to be well equipped to carry out the roles that reflect patient demand

The most common complaints made against optical business registrants were shared at a GOC roundtable event

Public perceptions research from the GOC reveals common sources of patient discomfort about visiting an optometrist

GOC standards manager, Natalie Michaux, explores three areas for eye care practitioners to consider

The regulator has released a joint statement with other regulators that highlights the importance and benefits of reflective learning

Professor Bowman will take up the role on 1 September following the end of Selina Ullah’s GOC council term

Alistair Bridge on the GOC’s drive for eye care practitioners to review and improve how contact lens aftercare messages are delivered to patients