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EyePod: The optometry podcast

Our thought-provoking podcasts are a great way to explore your profession and the fascinating world of vision and eye care, discover new ideas and research, and learn from others’ experiences. 

Risks of aerosol transmission of COVID-19 in practice

Podcast: In this episode, Daniel has a fascinating conversation with Professor Jose-Luis Jimenez, aerosol expert and fellow of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Environmental Sciences (CIRES) at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA.

WebinarXtra: Common optic neuropathies

Podcast: In this episode of WebinarXtra, Daniel talks to Consultant Ali Yagan following his webinar on common optic neuropathies, where he presented cases on different types of optic neuropathies and optic nerve swelling.

WebinarXtra: Is this child likely to be myopic?

Podcast: We answer questions there wasn't time to answer during the webinar discussing recent findings from the part College-funded Northern Ireland Childhood Errors of Refraction (NICER) Study.

How refractive blur affects driver judgement and our Focus On Life campaign

Podcast: Find out about Dr Joanne Wood's latest research on how “Refractive Blur Affects Judgement of Pedestrian Walking Direction at Night” and our latest campaign - Focus on Life.

WebinarXtra: Monitor, manage, treat or refer?

Podcast: Daniel talks to Michelle Hanratty MCOptom Dip Tp(IP) on how to decide what is best for your patient.

Mental health and newborn eye care

Podcast: Martin discusses eye-related issues to look out for in newborns with Dr Gill Adams and Daniel speaks with Mental Health Counsellor, David Beeney.

WebinarXtra: Is this young child going to be at risk for strabismus or amblyopia?

Podcast: We ask Dr Rowan Candy questions there wasn't time to cover during her keynote lecture on young children who are at risk for strabismus and amblyopia.

WebinarXtra: A headache for optometrists

Podcast: In this episode of WebinarXtra, Daniel catches up with Dr Benjamin Wakerley to answer questions there just wasn't time to cover during the live event.

WebinarXtra: Glaucoma laser treatments; what are they and should optometrists be doing them?

Podcast: Dr Dan Rosser MCOptom answers questions there wasn't time to cover during his live webinar on two common laser interventions for glaucoma and related conditions.

WebinarXtra: Urgent ophthalmology cases

Podcast: We ask Rhys Harrison all those questions there wasn't time to cover during his live webinar on how optometrists can identify patients requiring urgent referral.

WebinarXtra: What’s changed in the College's Guidance for Professional Practice?

Podcast: Clinical advisers answer questions there wasn't time to cover during their webinar, which discussed recent changes to the Guidance for Professional Practice and how this will affect you in practice.

Nutrition for optometrists

Podcast: Sophie Hinton MCOptom speaks to Dr Rani Banik, New York neuro-ophthalmologist, and functional medicine MD, about the role of nutrition in eye care.

WebinarXtra: Delivering eye care in the current lockdown – your questions answered

Podcast: The College hosted a webinar in January 2021 with a panel of representatives from The College, ABDO,AOP, FODO and GOC, answering questions from practitioners on the national lockdown.

20 years of advising the profession

Podcast: Having recently stepped down from her role after nearly 20 years as The College's Clinical Adviser, Dr Susan Blakeney FCOptom takes a historical trip down memory lane with our Museum Curator, Neil Handley.

OiP: MOLES algorithm - scoring system for managing patients with melanocytic choroidal tumours

Podcast: Choroidal naevi can be difficult to distinguish from melanomas, which means that many patients with benign tumours are referred to hospital eye clinics while urgent treatment of those with melanoma is delayed.