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Resumption of Paediatric Ophthalmology Services During COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in widespread curtailment of clinical services. The NHS is intent on recovering services with a resumption of clinical activity set within the constraints of social distancing and minimising the risk of exposure of patients to the COVID19 virus which continues to circulate within the community and within hospitals. At the […]

Medical Students & Foundation Doctors

Thinking about a career in ophthalmology? There are resources and information to help you along your decision to specialise.

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Wellbeing

The RCOphth believes that everyone should be treated with respect, supported and encouraged to do their best. NHS staff, at all levels, should work in an environment and culture of learning and improving to maintain high standards of patient care.

A piece from our collection at the RCOphth Museum

Museum

At 18 Stephenson Way, there are over 200 museum pieces on display, many in the bespoke cabinet donated by The Oxford Ophthalmological Congress. The museum consists of a wide collection of ophthalmic and surgical instruments dating from the 18th century.

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A message from the President at the start third national lockdown

Dear colleagues As we enter into 2021, there is some light of optimism and hope at the end of what has been for many a long dark tunnel. Optimism that despite the serious challenges to maintaining eye care services that a third national lockdown presents, we have the guidance and knowledge, learnt in the first wave, […]

Honorary Fellowships

Honorary Fellows are persons, whether medically qualified or not, who have made notable contributions to ophthalmology. There should not be more than one hundred Honorary Fellows at any one time

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