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How to remain Fit to Practise
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Optometry case study – Coats’ disease
Coats’ disease most often affects young males between 8 and 10 years of age, and is typically unilateral. There may be no signs prior to this age, as was the case with this patient. The clinical presentation demonstrates leakage from abnormal blood vessels, leaving lipid exudates on the retina. | more
Judy Lea’s views – Embracing the use of OCT
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Judy Lea – It’s a dangerous world out there!
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Blog – A life-changing service – from the comfort of your own home
Like so many people who work in domiciliary, I love my job. I’ve worked as a Specsavers domiciliary partner for the past four and a half years and it’s something I see myself doing for | more
Optometry case study – Prescription recheck revealing partial third nerve palsy
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Blog- the season of goodwill for opticians
For me the Christmas lights that start to light up our towns and villages give a welcome lift to the miserable, dreary, dark nights and winter weather. In our practice, the Christmas playlist is playing | more
Strictly glasses – Oti Mabuse interview
How many pairs of spectacles and sunglasses do you own? So many. I have loads of glasses, I have different glasses for different occasions. I always make sure there is a spectacle for every spectacle! | more
Optometry case study – Nodular episcleritis
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