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Author: Emma Kellacher

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Mapping the Future of Vision Impairment Services in Scotland

Vision Collaborative Scotland, formerly the Scottish Vision Services Steering Group, has re-launched with a new name, a renewed purpose, and an ambitious vision. Now known as Vision Collaborative Scotland, the …

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GOC extends the Knowledge Hub to support implementation of the ETR for three years

The GOC is pleased to announce a three-year extension of the Knowledge Hub to support the implementation of the new Education and Training Requirements (ETR). The Hub will continue to …

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You Won’t See It Coming campaign launches for Glaucoma Awareness Week 

The AOP is highlighting how a postcode lottery is driving late diagnosis and treatment, leading to preventable sight loss Over half (54%) of UK optometrists have seen a patient in …

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Third edition of Optometry Today’s myopia management guide

Optometry Today (OT) is launching the third edition of its myopia guide, a print and digital resource designed to aid optometrists, dispensing opticians and contact lens opticians working in the …

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RNIB report calling for increased use of primary care optometry to protect the nation’s sight a ‘timely reminder’ for Government to act now, says AOP 

The Association of Optometrists (AOP) has welcomed a new report by leading sight loss charity, the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) which outlines recommendations to improve eye care …

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Bringing Eyecare Closer to Home: What the Programme for Government Means for Optometry

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NEW REPORT REVEALS WORKFORCE SHORTAGES AND CHANGING DEMOGRAPHICS IN OPTOMETRY

Optometry Scotland (OS), the representative body for optical professionals, has published its Workforce Preliminary Report with key insights into the current optometry landscape in Scotland. Conducted in late 2024, the …

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Hospital Optometrists Committee elections open for voting by AOP members

Voting is open for the Association of Optometrists (AOP) Hospital Optometrists Committee (HOC) elections, with members invited to cast their votes for three vacant seats. The HOC serves as a …

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The Link Between Eye Health and Dementia: Why Routine Exams Matter

A recent BBC News article has highlighted the growing evidence that regular eye examinations may help spot early warning signs of neurological conditions such as dementia. In the piece, specialists …

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OPTOMETRY SCOTLAND SUPPORTS LONG AWAITED COMMUNITY EYECARE SERVICE

Optometry Scotland, the representative body for optical professionals, supports the Scottish Government’s detailed proposal for the General Ophthalmic Services Specialist Supplementary (GOS SS) service. Through sustained engagement and partnership with …

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