Read the Guidance for Professional Practice on examining younger children
Read the Guidance for Professional Practice.
Find out more about getting a higher qualification in Paediatric eye care.
Read our ethical scenarios and decide what you would do in these situations.
New programme marks National Eye Health Week 2025 by sharing a special story about eye care with nurseries.
The clinical figures that count.
Clinical files: Is a 6-year-old child too young for contact lenses?
The College's position on the use of Chloramphenicol POM in paediatric populations.
Jane Veys looks at overcoming the barriers that prevent good eye care
A framework for delivering eye care to children in special schools aims to help those who often seek treatment the least, writes Anna Scott.
The Clinical Council for Eye Health Commissioning (CCEHC) recognises variation in service provision and availability for children with vision deficit picked up through school vision screening in England. 1,2,3
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A scheme for schools to have extra pairs of spectacles to improve vision and academic achievement is now being extended to benefit thousands of children, reports Kathy Oxtoby.
Clinical editor Jane Veys on the change from CET to CPD.
Natalie Healey explores how optometrists can support the diagnosis and management of cerebral visual impairment.
Heart attacks transiently increase in number when the clocks go forward. Diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma can interfere with the body’s sleep-wake cycles. Becky McCall examines the relationship between the eye and sleep.
Adrian O’Dowd asks how optometrists should respond to a rise in the rate of retinoblastoma in children across Europe.
In each issue, Acuity poses a topical question to a panel of members.