In the latest in his series of case studies highlighting the ever-evolving role of the optometrist in primary care, Andy Britton details how complex pathology can underlie what initially seems like a simple referral
A ruling in favour of 12 CCGs is an important win for AMD sufferers and the ...
Late last month, the National Institute For Health And Care Excellence (NICE) ...
Bill Harvey expects a resurgence in the availability of atropine as its ...
Zoe Wickens reports on the annual week and why people should pay attention to ...
Bill Harvey talks to Bernadette Warren, a low vision patient with diabetes who ...
Members of the General Optical Council convened last week to express their ...
Professor David Thomson shows how mobile visual field testing has entered the ...
Veteran optometrist Roy Carpenter offers advice on the cause, effect and remedies for stress in both patients and practitioners
Dr Douglas Clarkson looks at some of the developments in the use of artificial intelligence in the provision of eye care
Bill Harvey reflects some of your discussions concerning two interactive exercises we ran throughout August
Bath practitioner Mike Killpartrick believes optometrists and high street opticians should be in the forefront of fighting myopia and is urging optometrists around the country to reach out beyond their consulting rooms. Chris Bennett reports
With more than 14,000 optometrists in the UK, achieving the accolade of Optometrist of the Year is no small feat. Edinburgh-based Michael O’Kane speaks to Sean Rai-Roche about the surprise of winning, how he has got to this point and his hopes for the profession
Zoe Wickens talks to volunteers at Sightline about their new friendly service
Noel Meehan and Dr Raymond Beirne describe their study to determine if the E-Scoop lens has a significant effect on visual performance in individuals with age-related macular degeneration which found the lens can significantly improve a variety of clinical measures of visual performance in some patients
In the second of two reports from the recent Haag-Streit UK Glaucoma Symposium, Bill Harvey looks at some recent advances in glaucoma research and management
Optometrist Geoff Shayler and patient Laura Lupton describe an interesting case study successfully treating a diplopic visual problem that occurred following a road traffic accident and which resulted in many years of patient distress before any resolution was achieved
Jessica Murray explains how the Macular Society can help you save time, stay up-to-date, and support patients at any stage of macular disease
With technology advancing faster every year, optics is seeing some progression in the field of artificial intelligence. Zoe Wickens reports
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