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Guidance for commissioners/ integrated care boards, providers, social care, charitable organisations and users of the age-related macular degeneration (AMD) services, including their families and carers.
The Royal College of Ophthalmologists champions excellence in the practice of ophthalmology. We are the only professional membership body for medically qualified ophthalmologists and for those who are undergoing specialist training to become ophthalmologists.
This month saw the launch of the National Clinical Strategy for Ophthalmology for Wales. Our Llywydd (lead for the College in Wales) Rhianon Reynolds was instrumental in the strategy’s development. In this exclusive blog she discusses the lessons she learnt from the process and outlines why she thinks the strategy can be valuable for all […]
As the voice of the profession, we work closely with our members, partners across the eye care sector and policymakers to improve public policy so key challenges facing ophthalmology services across the UK are recognised and addressed. Since our last roundup, we: Directly raised the challenges facing Welsh ophthalmology services with politicians in Wales, when […]
This Q&A is part of our Faces of Ophthalmology series, where we share insights and stories from our members, recognising their individual contributions to the specialty, celebrating our diverse membership and inspiring future ophthalmologists. Tell us more about what inspired you to become an ophthalmologist. My interest in ophthalmology first started as a child. I […]
If you’re proud of the learning materials you’ve created and feel they should be shared with others, enter them for an INSPIRE monthly prize. Image of the Month for April 2025 – “The Bigger Picture” Full guidance can be found here. To enter please complete the entry form and send it to [email protected] There are […]
