20 Facts About Eyecare in Scotland Scotland has a strong, community-based eyecare system that continues to evolve. From NHS-funded eye examinations to advanced clinical services, here are 20 facts that …
The March paid April 2026 eSchedule ophthalmic reports are now available, please log in to https://www.bo.scot.nhs.uk/BOE/BI to access your reports. The March paid April 2026 eSchedule communication includes: Toaccess this and previous comms click on the link to our …
The Association of Optometrists (AOP) announce that eligible AOP members can cast their votes until 24 April for the Hospital Optometrists Committee (HOC) 2026 elections. Voting is open for the …
The Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO) announced that its Level 7 Certificate in Paediatric Eyecare has been expanded to a diploma, marking a significant step forward in the development of …
Richard Spruce, Vice-Chair of Optometry Scotland, has been featured in a recent piece by Optometry Today, exploring the importance of maintaining balance within the profession. In the video, Richard reflects …
Today, the GOC announced they have launched their 2026 Workforce and Perceptions survey to better understand registrants’ work experiences, including views on their job satisfaction, working conditions, and plans for the future. This year’s survey will …
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At our recent Scottish Parliament exhibition on Community Low Vision Services (CLVS), Optometry Scotland (OS) showcased the work of Anne Dignan, an artist living with dual sensory impairment. Anne’s story …
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The AOP Announce support proposed measures stating how much time children under five should spend away from screens, highlighting the importance of play outside The Association of Optometrists (AOP) welcomes …
