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The Ulverscroft David Owen Award 2022
The Royal College of Ophthalmologists is delighted to announce the opening of the Ulverscroft David Owen Award 2022, a continuation of the Ulverscroft David Owen Awards.
College calls for wider participation in national audit
As the latest National Ophthalmology Audit (NOD) age-related macular degeneration (AMD) audit report is published, its clinical lead, Martin McKibbin, is encouraging more ophthalmology services to take part in future audits so that more data on the care pathway is available and treatment outcomes can be standardised. He said: “More centres participated than in the first […]
The Darzi report: what does it mean for ophthalmology services?
Lord Darzi’s report into the state of the NHS in England is set to shape the new government’s approach to reforming the NHS, including a forthcoming 10 year plan. Senior Policy and Public Affairs Officer Greg Ellwood-Hughes analyses the implications for ophthalmology services. Following its publication last week, the Prime Minister promised ‘fundamental reform’ and […]
2017 – 2018 Prospective Annual Report of the NOD Audit published
Successfully completing another year of data collection from across 70% of eligible NHS trusts in England and Wales, the third prospective NOD Audit report on cataract surgery during 2017 – 2018 is published today.
Appointment: Lay Trustee
The Royal College of Ophthalmologists (RCOphth) Trustee Board wishes to appoint a Lay Trustee to succeed Lord Philip Hunt who completes his term at the end of 2021. We are particularly interested in people with knowledge of government, health policy and devising strategy who have demonstrated a commitment to equality.