Specsavers’ 21st annual clinical conference was focused firmly on the future of optometry and what this might look like, as well as providing the multiple core clinical skills and decision-making workshops and peer discussions it has become renowned for.
As ever, the event attracted a strong line-up of clinical experts, including keynote speaker Professor Nathan Efron, from Australia’s Queensland University of Technology.
Specsavers co-founder Doug Perkins opened the day alongside the group’s global director of professional services, Professor Harrison Weisinger, who delivered a blunt message that – with NHS funding for optometry services under intense scrutiny, and diagnostic technology developing at an amazing rate – optometrists must adapt ‘to avoid extinction’.
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