Dr Gillian Rudduck MCOptom on why the future looks bright.

Adrian O’Dowd considers what optometrists should bear in mind when prescribing treatments that may have serious side effects.

Anuj Patel MCOptom discusses prevention of infectious diseases, patient pathways and the importance of communication.

Optometric management of pregnant women requires a careful balance between effective treatment and ensuring the safety of both the mother and baby, writes Becky McCall.

Acting with honesty and integrity to maintain public trust and confidence in the profession is vital, but as optometry evolves and professionals take on more diverse roles than ever, lines may become blurred. Helen Gilbert investigates how to safeguard against conflicts of interest.

Sarah is the new President of the British Contact Lens Association (BCLA).

As the demand for ophthalmology services among new and existing patients mounts, Sophie Goodchild explores a pathway to support people on NHS lists at every stage of their eye care journey.

A snapshot of the domiciliary eye care sector’s past and current performance, how it's changing, and what it may look like in future as the UK’s population ages.

Optometrists need to know what to do if they suspect a patient is being mistreated, says Kellie Smith.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a £22.6bn increase in the day-to-day health budget, and a £3.1bn increase in the capital budget – the largest increase in spending outside of COVID-19 since 2010.

Podcast: For one family, an eye examination led to a devastating diagnosis.

As we head towards Halloween, we are warning against the use of novelty cosmetic contact lenses, unless supplied by an optometrist.