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AI and you

Yiannis Kotoulas examines how developments in artificial intelligence systems could come to affect optical practices

PPE will be the standard for the forseeable future

In Focus: Phased reopening

Yiannis Kotoulas examines the new NHS Wales advice on how practices should ...

Differences in sight test outcomes explored

Alexander Swystun tells Andrew McClean about investigating differences in sight ...

In focus: Pandemic practice

Optometrist and dispensing optician, Dr Scott Mackie, shares an update on the ...

Covid-19: Keeping you updated

In the first of a weekly column, Bill Harvey discusses the latest news relating ...

Contact Lenses: 2020 and beyond

Robin Chalmers*, Noel Brennan and David Ruston discuss the evidence supporting ...

CET feedback: Trauma interactive

Bill Harvey and Stanley Keys offer feedback on our recent interactive CET ...

In focus: Multiple’s strong response to Radio 4 cataract exposé

A recent Radio 4 consumer report claimed Optical Express patients felt ...

CET Feedback: Binocular vision

CET feedback: Binocular Vision VRICS – 2 Ocular motility and strabismus

Dr Fergal Ennis provides the answers and offers some further thoughts on the ...

Figure 3: Telangiectasia of the lower lid

CET feedback: Dry eye interactive 3

Bill Harvey looks at your discussions relating to a case of chronic dry eye ...

CET feedback: Dry eye VRICS

Bill Harvey goes through the answers to our recent online VRICS exercise ...

Glaucoma week: Worldwide involvement

Glaucoma week: Get stuck in

This year’s World Glaucoma Week, to be held March 8 to 14, will focus on promoting awareness. Yiannis Kotoulas examines how to get involved

Child wearing glasses smiles in a classroom

Research: Seeing to learn

Shilpa Mehta asks whether the provision and use of spectacles influence the academic performance of early adolescent schoolchildren from different nations

Global eye health: A bigger picture

Dr Priya Morjaria explains how many challenges to eye care provision are similar both home and overseas, and discusses her research highlighting how solutions may be adopted to maximise the impact of eye health provision

Eye Care in the Community – Part 12

Eye Care in the Community

The last in our series of interesting case studies from community-based optometrist Kirit Patel is a two part look at uveal melanoma. This second part considers lesions affecting the choroid

Managing with glasses

In the last of his reports from the American Academy of Optometry conference, Bill Harvey has a look at a novel spectacle lens aimed at myopia management

Spotlight on diabetes

The annual Diabetes Professional Care Conference. Sonal Rughani reports and suggests why the event should be of interest to all eye care professionals

Child’s eye views

In the next of his reports from the recent American Academy of Optometry, Bill Harvey focuses on some of the research and scientific presentations, many of which were centred around paediatrics

Eye care in the community Part 12 – Uveal melanoma

Uveal melanoma

The last in our series of interesting case studies from community-based optometrist Kirit Patel is a two-part look at uveal melanoma. The first part considers lesions affecting the iris and ciliary body

Low vision day with interest

Marek Karas, Low Vision Lead at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, reports on the hospital’s annual low vision day held last week which boasted a varied array of activities both indoors and outside

Hair-raising clinical skills

Asa an adjunct to our current series on the expanding role of specialist optometrists, Andrew Matheson reports from the recent Toyos Conference which has a focus on aesthetics