100% Optical takes place at ExCeL London from 23-25 April 2022

From ‘50s throwbacks to workwear style, OT rounds up the latest launches

Harriet Roots, STEP mentor at Johnson & Johnson, on her route into optometry, and passion for further qualifications

How does education need to evolve to meet the needs of a changing profession? OT spoke to families with multiple generations working in optics for their take

Optometrist, Leightons practice owner, and consultant at CooperVision, Indie Grewal, on his myopia management journey and why educating patients is key to his practice ethos

The Centre for Sight’s medical director gives OT his thoughts on enhanced services, cataract surgical development and patient safety

Zak Tomlinson joins the company’s education department as clinical application specialist

Optometrist and independent practice owner, Amanda Bahadur, discusses the benefits of having an Optomap in practice

In this video, Lorcan Butler will discuss the four main neuro-optometric presentations that a clinician can expect to come across in children: paediatric idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) and papilloedema; pseudopapilloedema and optic disc drusen; paediatric optic neuritis; and Horner’s syndrome. The video will outline the clinical differences compared with adult presentations, highlighting the need for practitioners to adopt a nuanced approach when examining children. After the video, participants will answer 6 MCQs before being directed to a discussion about the topic on LinkedIn