14 May 2025

New eBooks now available to College members

Research

The College Library and Information Services has added new eBook editions to its collection.

These online resources offer a convenient way for members, especially researchers and students, to stay up-to-date and enhance their clinical knowledge. eBooks can be read online or downloaded for offline use, making it easy to access information at any time.

The following eBooks have been added to our collection: 

  • Cornea: colour atlas & synopsis of clinical ophthalmology, 4th edition (Rapuano, 2024)
  • Glaucoma: colour atlas & synopsis of clinical ophthalmology, 4th edition (Rhee, 2025)
  • Retina: colour atlas & synopsis of clinical ophthalmology, 4th edition (Mitchell & Allen, 2025)
  • Clinical manual of contact lenses, 5th edition (Bennett and Henry, 2020)
  • Ocular therapeutics handbook: a clinical manual, 4th edition (Onofrey et al, 2020)
  • Wills eye manual: The office and emergency room diagnosis, 8th edition (Gerstenblith and Rabinowitz, 2022)
  • Shields’ textbook of glaucoma, 7th edition (Allingham, 2021)
  • Denniston’s Oxford handbook of ophthalmology, 4th edition

Marlene Blackstock, Library & Information Services Manager

“Remote access to the College Library’s subscribed eResources remains one of our most valued assets. Our members can access on-point optometry resources to support their CPD research needs. As your Library and Information Services Manager, I am committed to developing and promoting our services by encouraging members to take advantage and make use of these valuable resources, available as part of their membership. It’s a service too good to miss!’’

eBooks are a great addition to the College’s extensive collection of optical books, journals, research papers and pamphlets – available in printed format and online.

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