Our aims are to ensure that optometrists' skills are constantly developed to meet new models of eye care and improve patient outcomes.
We all have the opportunity to ensure the 10 Year Health Plan for the NHS recognises the central role optometrists play in leading and delivering new models of care to improve patient outcomes.
Standards and guidance for non-medical eye healthcare professionals to deliver patient care in a multidisciplinary team setting.
The College joined the biggest national conversation about the NHS in England in order to keep eye health high on the agenda.
Becoming a College Council member is a great opportunity to represent your colleagues, promote your profession, and help shape the future of optometry.
The Westminster government has launched a consultation on its 10 Year Health Plan to fix the NHS in England.
The College awarded new Fellowships at the annual Diploma Ceremonies in Westminster in November 2024
The College of Optometrists presented the annual Research Excellence Awards to 2024’s winners at its prestigious annual Diploma and Awards Ceremony on 12 November, held at Central Hall in Westminster, London.
The College held two Diploma Ceremonies at Central Hall, Westminster on Tuesday 12 November.
Anuj Patel MCOptom discusses prevention of infectious diseases, patient pathways and the importance of communication.
Coinciding with National Eye Health Week this year, Party Conference season is an opportunity to raise the profile of eye health with MPs and ministers.
Today the Prime Minister has responded to the Darzi Review - a rapid review to diagnose the problems in the NHS which sets out themes for the Government to incorporate into their 10-year plan for reforming the NHS in England.
Olivier Denève, College Head of Policy & Public Affairs, heralds a new era in UK politics and calls for action to end the eye care crisis.
The College has offered its congratulations to Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party on their success in the General Election and on forming the next UK government.
The College of Optometrists and BCLA (British Contact Lens Association) welcomed around 900 attendees at Optometry Tomorrow 24 - now incorporating BCLA Focus on 28-29 April.