A firefighter whose daughter has Stargardt macular dystrophy has developed a website to provide support to other families ...
Suitable patients may include established, successful distance only contact lens wearers, as well as new wearers who are ...
OT speaks with locum optometrist, James Brawn, about his time studying medicine – and how work-life balance drew him back to optics ...
UK researchers have analysed retinal imaging data from 90,000 people to detect signs of atrial fibrillation up to four years ...
Extended battery life, enhanced audio and an enhanced range of styles feature in the new generation of hearing glasses ...
Optometrists were photographed in Gateshead and London for an edition exploring how optical careers are evolving to bring ...
Serena Box, head of media, PR and external affairs at the AOP, reflects on the AOP roadshows and how these are helping build ...
As CLiP students across the country sat their first assessments, OT’s new optometry trainee contributor, Narthika Sivaloganathan, explained how she is settling in ...
Listen closely to the patient’s symptoms, don’t be blinkered by the given history, and “have your feelers out for red flags,” were the key takeaways of a session that delved into vitreoretinal ...
September has sprung into conference and event season, and it has been a busy month for the OT team. From visiting London’s Excel for the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons, up to ...
From research at Moorfields Eye Hospital to triaging for Primary Eyecare Services, via vital days in the community optometry clinic – here, three optometrist with careers spanning the breadth of the ...
Part of any job is understanding and adjusting to the rhythm of the organisation you are part of. When I was an academic, that meant the passing of the university terms. In the charity sector, at ...
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