End of year: Looking back, looking forward

19 December 2019
Acuity digital
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We asked five industry experts to round up the optical successes of 2018, and what they predict for the year ahead.

With changes throughout the sector, and constantly evolving practices and expectations, the last 12 months have been a busy time for optometrists and others in the provision of eye care services. But with 2019 looking like it will herald some significant developments, the next year could be just as exciting.

Acuity asked a group of industry experts to reflect on 2018 and look forward to the year ahead, and give us their thoughts.

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