The UK’s universities minister got to experience first-hand the new optometry facilities at Teesside University which will be used to help educate, train and retain optometrists in the region. Chris Skidmore, minister of state for | more
A new multi-million-pound marketing initiative from Specsavers launched on Sunday 2 February, with the aim of raising awareness of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) technology used in its UK stores – as part of Specsavers’ most | more
Almost 2500 CET points were earned by optical practitioners from across the sector on the Specsavers stand at 100% Optical in London from 25 to 27 January. Giving delegates an insight into the range and | more
Using clinical data to improve eye health outcomes and become a valued partner with the NHS is critical to the future of optometry. That was the key message from Specsavers at 100% Optical’s main stage | more
Congratulations to the Specsavers Derby team who won the award for best practice at the AOP gala dinner (26 January). They were up against stiff competition from Central Vision Opticians, Davies & Jones Optometrists, Shrewsbury | more
It’s time to advance optometry – and your career – was the message to delegates from Specsavers at the 100% Optical fair 2020 in London’s ExCeL. As in previous years, the Specsavers main stand was | more
To mark National Apprenticeship Week (3-7 February), Spectrum spoke to Martyn Thomas and Richard Goring, joint venture partners at Specsavers Frome and Warminster. Both partners are on the senior leader Master’s degree apprenticeship – dispelling | more
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This article discusses the problems visually impaired people experience when visiting eye care practitioners and considers what reasonable adjustments should be made to better serve such patients. Written by Daniel Williams (pictured), a qualified sight loss rehabilitation assistant who is himself visually impaired, this is a unique perspective on the topic. | more
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