“As well as reflecting the changes in optical education, I think PAC has also influenced those changes. It encouraged other optical conferences to come into the market, and I suspect it’s the standard against which | more
Optometry case study – Bull’s eye maculopathy
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Dispensing case study – Lens selection and the ‘jack-in-the-box’ effect
A new 63-year-old retired male patient, wearing 22mm round-seg bifocal blended lenticular with multicoating, is aphakic (has no crystalline lens) due to congenital cataracts. He has never had sunglasses before but really wants them. States that he was not able to achieve clear vision at near with bifocals and experienced asthenopia (eye strain) despite the prescription being the same or very close to his current prescription. | more
Judy Lea – has your business had a health check
Regular optometry columnist, Judy Lea looks at the importance of keeping correct professional records and auditing these to ensure your optical business remains healthy | more
27-year-old optometrist becomes director
The youngest ophthalmic director in the Yorkshire region, Jas Sandhu highlights why people should set their sights on a career in optometry. One of Specsavers youngest ever directors, Jas Sandhu, started part-time, fresh out of | more
Optometry case study – OCT clinical indicators for functional testing – Case #8
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Rizwaan Makda – Contact lens partner
A decade ago, I was working as a qualified Dispensing Optician but found myself at a crossroads in my career. I was working at my local Specsavers branch in Leicester and I enjoyed my work but something was missing… | more
Optometry case study – OCT clinical indicators for functional testing – Case #7
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Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis – Case #8
A low-vision patient whose prescription is likely a result of age-related macular degeneration | more
How technology is helping a new generation of domiciliary patients
“Working in domiciliary really helps you to understand the social value of what optometrists can deliver. We help to preserve patients’ autonomy,promote self-actualisation and improve quality of life. Domiciliary gives you a broader view of | more