14 January 2025

AI in eye care survey: Share your insights

Artificial intelligence (AI) Research

Don't miss out on contributing your insights on one of the most pressing topics facing the future of our profession.

This survey offers a unique opportunity for you to influence the agenda for this year’s AI and Eye Healthcare Summit, where sector leaders will come together to create a shared vision for the safe, ethical, and equitable use of AI in eye care. 

Your feedback will be critical in shaping how AI is adopted across the sector and ensuring it works to support both professionals and patients.

Your insights will:

  • Shape key policy discussions that impact the future of eye care
  • Help us advocate for the right support for your profession in a rapidly evolving landscape
  • Ensure that patients' needs remain central to future AI developments

Completing the survey takes just 5 minutes, but your input will have a lasting impact on how the sector adapts to the opportunities and challenges presented by AI.

This is your chance to make a difference. Share your insights by Tuesday 21 January 2025.

For any questions about the survey, please contact researchteam@college-optometrists.org.

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