Political, economic, social and technological forces in England have resulted in the country’s largest optical retailer repositioning its offering towards clinical services.
Speaking at Optrafair 2016 last weekend, Specsavers co-founder Doug Perkins presented his plans for growing enhanced optical services (EOS) at the multiple.
Many others across the exhibition and conference hall at Birmingham NEC also highlighted the need for more clinical services on the high street – in the midst of crowded hospitals and growing demand for eye care from an aging population.
Delegates heard how the latest technology was set to impact on practice and of the need to work together, speak with one voice, and learn from more successful eye care delivery pathways in Scotland and Wales.
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