
Future of Optics: The shape of lenses to come
Professor Mo Jalie presents a few thoughts on spectacle lens development in the next 20 years
Professor Mo Jalie presents a few thoughts on spectacle lens development in the next 20 years
A time travelling Nick Rumney writes from the year 2040 on the consulting room ...
Shehzad Naroo introduces Optician’s Future of Optics coverage, which revisits ...
Sarah Farrant follows up her review of the new MYAH instrument, published in ...
Sarah Farrant tells of her experience using a new instrument aimed at assisting ...
Bill Harvey begins the next series of OCT casebook features with a look at some ...
Mike Hale finds out how the provision of domiciliary eye care has been affected ...
Robert Morris tells Andrew McClean how Optegra has adapted its practises during ...
In the second report from Dr Irene Siso-Fuertes and Dr Clare O’Donnell of the ...
Bill Harvey highlights some of the innovations discussed at the recent American Academy of Optometry virtual conference
In the first of two reports, Dr Irene Siso-Fuertes and Dr Clare O’Donnell review days one and two of the ESCRS 2020 virtual conference
Bill Harvey hears about an important study of relevance to all working in contact lens practice, and some disturbing news about face masks
Andrew McClean looks at the results of VTI’s five-year contact lens study and how CooperVision’s new programme aims to support the management of myopia in practices
Bill Harvey introduces the first in a series of case studies from readers reflecting the sorts of patient presentations that are increasingly being dealt with by eye care professionals since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. This week we look at two cases sent in by contact lens optician Beth Ralph
In anticipation of a new series of challenging cases from eye care practice, community-based optometrist Kirit Patel describes traumatic injury and its assessment and management during the current Covid-19 pandemic
As the UK moves into a second wave of Covid-19, Bill Harvey offers some sobering statistics of the developing situation and revise some that apply to testing
Emma White highlights the latest developments in optical coherence tomography (OCT) technology, for the early detection and monitoring of major eye conditions, from faster scan times and enhanced fundus imaging to remote operation for safe social distancing
Yiannis Kotoulas investigates advice for practitioners on the new phenomenon of mask-associated dry eye
A statement on the use of technology and equipment during Covid-19 has been issued by the GOC. Andrew McClean takes a look at what registrants should consider
After a brief hiatus, Bill Harvey returns with a selection of the latest news about Covid-19 that might affect eye care practice