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Compassion for Patients: How Small Acts Make Big Differences. Compassion for patients is an essential part of eye care. It’s more than medical expertise - it’s about making people feel safe, valued, and understood. Read more about how you can implement compassion for patients in your day to day routine as an eye care professional.
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**ANOTHER EARLY POST** This post was scheduled of Monday 14th April 2025 - but appreciate many would benefit access to it sooner given that it is exam season. The duochrome is a straightforward and quick test to help determine the position of the focal plane on the retina. This post looks at the optical principles of the duochrome test, how it is conducted, interpreted and the common pitfalls and mistakes people make when doing this test. Think you know the duochrome test well? Then test your knowledge on the Skill Activity Quiz at the end of the article.
🌟 Consent Matters in Optometry! 🌟 Are you confident you’re following the best practices for receiving valid consent? It’s not just about legality—it’s about trust, care, and respect for our patients. 🏥👓 In my latest blog post, I explore: ✅ The importance of explicit and implicit consent ✅ Practical tips for ensuring consent is valid and voluntary ✅ Real-life examples from optometry practice ✅ Legal considerations like the Mental Capacity Act 2005 This guide is a must-read for every eye care professional who values ethical care and patient-centred practice. 💡 Let’s set the standard for excellence in our profession! If you find it insightful, please LIKE and SHARE this post to help spread the word. Every share supports our community and reinforces the importance of valid consent in healthcare! 🫶 #Optometry #PatientCare #EthicalPractice #Consent #EyeCare #Optometrists
EARLY POST ALERT - I've decided to share this post a little earlier to aid those currently revising for their practical exams. This post replaces Monday's scheduled post. 👓 Understanding anterior chamber angles is key to safe and effective eye care. The Van Herick technique offers a quick, non-invasive way to assess these angles and prevent complications like angle closure glaucoma or pupil dilation risks. 🩺 Our latest blog dives into the step-by-step guide, clinical relevance, and expert tips for mastering this essential method. Let's shed light on the angles and keep eyes healthy! 💡👀 #Optometry #VanHerickTechnique #EyeCare #GlaucomaAwareness #PatientSafety
Communicating with patients is a key skill in optometry. Find out more in our latest post!
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Advice for Student Optometrists: Tips I Wish I'd Listened To
There are so many people wanting to give you advice these days - especially within the career you are studying for. Optometrist Jason Searle reflects upon the advice that he remembers receiving during his formative years - and shares what advice he really wished he had listened to, Read more via the link - and feel free to share your own in the comments!
I’ll start by admitting that I’m a worrier. My parents, family, classmates, university colleagues, pre-registration supervisors, and even my current colleagues have all pointed this out. If there’s a chance something could go wrong, I’ll worry about it. Therefore it should come as no shock that my Google history had many queries involving the words “advice for student optometrists“. Whenever I…
The Near Point of Convergence: Bringing the Eyes Together
Read our latest guide - this one being on the topic of the near point of convergence 📏🔍 Click the link to elevate your understanding and sharpen your skills - and test your knowledge with our quiz at the end. Enjoy!
The near point of convergence (NPC) is an important measurement in optometry, often overlooked by those both inside and outside the field. It’s a measure of how well the eyes can converge, or turn inward, to maintain single vision when looking at a close object. This simple yet effective test can diagnose a range of vision problems, from convergence insufficiency to more complex binocular vision…
Physical Safety in Optometry: Keeping Safe at Work
We all want to be able to work and keep healthy, but are there ways you can prioritise your physical safety at work? This week's post looks at how you can do just that! Please consider sharing this article with your peers and teams!
When you think about optometry, your mind probably goes to eye health, prescriptions, and patient care. But have you ever considered your own physical safety in optometry and how it can affect your career? From maintaining proper posture during slit lamp exams to handling equipment safely, small habits can make a big difference in preventing injuries. Whether you’re a student, a pre-registration…
