Hydroxychloroquine is a medicine that is effective in treating various long-term inflammatory disorders of the joints and skin. In general, it is a safe and cost-effective medication, particularly when compared to newer anti-inflammatory medicines which can more significant adverse effects on the body. However, some patients taking hydroxychloroquine, or a similar medication called chloroquine, can […]
The Royal College of Ophthalmologists is deeply concerned about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on academic ophthalmology, research and innovation in ophthalmology and vision sciences.
The National Ophthalmology Audit Database, managed by RCOphth, includes large-scale audit for both cataract surgery and age related macular degeneration.
The College works in collaboration with the Ophthalmologists in Training Group to produce a bi-monthly podcast. The podcast features interviews with researchers on recent papers, analysis of the latest developments in ophthalmology and updates from the College.
RCOphth is continually assessing the impact of COVID-19 on patients, the profession and on the hospital eye services in the UK. Read the latest guidance and information on recommendations for the restoration of ophthalmology services.
Academic Ophthalmology is a challenging but rewarding career option.
