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The College joined members of The Eyes Have It (TEHI) partnership in hosting a first of its kind, week-long exhibition in the Houses of Parliament to raise awareness of the urgent need for dedicated national policy that can help us to collectively tackle the growing impact of poor eye health, prevent avoidable sight loss and […]
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Influential thinktank The Health Foundation has published a report which examines trends relating to independent sector provision of NHS ophthalmology services in England. RCOphth Policy Manager Jordan Marshall summarises the key findings, and how they link to existing work the College has led.
RCOphth would like to congratulate Dr Ian MacCormick, clinical lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, and his senior author Simon Harding from the University of Liverpool, for winning the Ulverscroft David Owen prize for the best-published paper titled: “How does blood-retinal barrier breakdown relate to death and disability in pediatric cerebral malaria?” Ian MacCormick collected, […]
I took as an auspicious sign that eight hours after we debated “What does eyecare need to see from the next government?” at a panel discussion at this year’s Congress in Belfast, the Prime Minister called a general election for 4 July. If Rishi Sunak had been following our debate, he would have heard an […]
