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Case example: meeting the eye care needs of older people locally

Patients presenting with flashes and floaters pose one of the most important diagnostic challenges in community optometry. These real-world cases illustrate how careful clinical assessment can help distinguish benign presentations from sight-threatening retinal pathology

OT offers a number of CET points covering a wide range of competencies as the end of the current CET cycle looms

The EeRS system will link primary eye care with hospital ophthalmology and GP systems, allowing unnecessary referrals to hospitals to be avoided

In a series on breaking bad news, optometrists from across the profession recall their experiences and share advice for newly-qualified practitioners. Here vice-chair of Optometry Scotland, Eilidh Thomson, reflects on informing a patient they no longer met the DVLA driving standards for vision

Independent prescribing optometrist, Josie Evans, explains how the ‘narrow door’ of optometry has opened up a wealth of career possibilities

This article focuses on the steps needed to diagnose and classify the subtype and severity of dry eye in a clinical setting.

Susan Bowers, optometrist and AOP councillor, tells OT why supporting a pre-reg is so important for her practice

Eye care professionals share their go-to tools and their hopes for the future of myopia management