RCOphth is publishing continually updated guidance and advice for ophthalmology services during the COVID-19 pandemic. On this page are clinical guidance and national advice.

We typically have 7 or 8 conditions on the yellow card at any one time and we invite applications from ophthalmologists and others with a research interest in this area. Further information on suitable conditions and the application process can be found here.

We’ve committed to an evidence-based approach towards sustainable, low-carbon eye care for the College and UK ophthalmic practice. Read our resources on sustainable practice in ophthalmology and on the links between climate change and eye health. Sustainable practice in ophthalmology: principles and considerations Climate change and eye health Sustainable Cataract Surgery

We’re developing a series of best practice case studies for clinicians and managers. Read real-life examples from ophthalmology units throughout the UK and learn how they were able to identify inefficiencies and overcome implementation challenges to help improve efficiency, accessibility and patient outcomes. Digitally optimising eye care referrals in West Yorkshire Transforming eye care delivery […]