The College advises the public against wearing novelty contact lenses this Halloween unless they are prescribed.

The Scottish government recommends the continuation of universal masking in optometry practices.

The standardisation of digital imaging across eye care services will transform efficiencies, accessibility and timely care of patients.

The College has published new guidance on expanding the scope of practice which enhances and broadens eye care availability in all settings and ultimately improves patient outcomes.

IT connectivity is a key enabler for eye care transformation at all levels, such as electronic referrals, and requires careful implementation to ensure safe and effective deployment.

Clinical Files: What can I do to make a sight test as accessible as I can to an autistic child?

The optical sector has confirmed that frontline healthcare workers throughout the UK will be offered the COVID-19 booster vaccination this autumn. This includes optical staff working in primary eye care settings.

A message from Professor Leon Davies FCOptom, College President.

The clinical figures that count.

Eye health issues that are making the news.

A glance at what’s happening in the world of technology.

The College has invested over £5m over the last 40 years on optometry and vision science studies. Sophie Goodchild explores how valued research is, how it’s been incorporated into evidence based practice, as well as the accompanying challenges and opportunities.