In a week where the dissemination of facts rather than the facts themselves have again dominated headlines, Bill Harvey focuses on a newly confirmed sign of illness and predictions about future disease rates and patterns
Having discussed use of the OCT at a routine appointment, Bill Harvey continues ...
In the week where post-Covid plans for pre-reg optometrists were approved by ...
Bill Harvey prescribes an autofocus bioptic telescope system for a patient with ...
As we start to hear good news about vaccines, Bill Harvey also warns about some ...
In a departure from our usual column format, Dr Joy Myint offers an insight on ...
Clinical adviser at the College of Optometrists, Daniel Hardiman-McCartney, ...
Dr Manbir Nagra explains deafblindness, learns from people with the condition ...
As many of us return to a somewhat adapted workplace, news is coming in thick ...
Over 400 eye care professionals tuned in to an online discussion organised by Thea and the BCLA about clinical practice during the Covid-19 pandemic. Bill Harvey reports
As lockdown easing continues apace, Bill Harvey looks at some of the latest developments
Ian Cameron explains why patients with early AMD deserve more attention and what can be done to help patients
Professor Richard Newsom discusses optometrists’ attitudes to PPE with Andrew McClean
Bill Harvey continues our new series developed with Heidelberg Engineering with a final look at the basic scans and introduces the RNFL scan
Bill Harvey offers an update on developments as we embark upon the amber phase of the pandemic response
Bill Harvey offers his weekly roundup of Covid-related news. This week, there is much to consider relating to the months ahead
Mike Hale looks at instruments and related software that can help maximise safety for staff and patients when eye care provision is widened beyond emergency only
As the UK begins to roll out a track and trace programme, Bill Harvey airs some concerns and reviews some of the latest research
John Bolger tells Andrew McClean about the first year of My-iClinic’s myopia control clinic
In a week that has seen a less than coordinated approach to the recovery from pandemic in some quarters, Bill Harvey highlights some updates from the frontline
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