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BMA Humanitarian Fund 2017 now open for application

Apr 19
2017

Doctors seeking financial support to make a difference to health in low-income countries can now apply to the BMA humanitarian fund. Applications to the 2017 fund, which supports doctors looking to help those in need abroad with travel and accommodation costs, are now under way. The fund is open to NHS employees involved in projects

  • 19 April 2017

The RCOphth welcomes House of Lords report on The Long-term Sustainability of the NHS and Adult Social Care

Apr 06
2017

The Royal College of Ophthalmologists welcomes the publication of the House of Lords report on The Long Term Sustainability of the NHS and Adult Social Care. We were pleased to contribute to the evidence reviewed and support the fundamental recommendations of the report. In particular we would like to highlight the recommendations related to ‘the

  • 6 April 2017

British Council for Prevention of Blindness Grant Programme

Apr 05
2017

The British Council for Prevention of Blindness supports research into the prevention of blindness in low and low-middle income countries throughout the world. Grants are offered for research projects that further the goals of ‘VISION 2020: The Right to Sight’, in the following categories: Fellowships leading to the award of PhD or MD – up

  • 5 April 2017

GMC recruit expert witnesses in Ophthalmology

Apr 05
2017

The GMC is currently looking to recruit expert witnesses in the field of ophthalmology to investigate complaints about the conduct or performance of medical practitioners and have issued the following letter. The GMC is looking to recruit expert witnesses in Ophthalmology. As part of our role, we rigorously investigate complaints about the conduct or performance

  • 5 April 2017

NEW Refractive Surgery Standards and patient information improve quality of care and help patients make informed choices

Apr 04
2017

Surgery to correct refractive errors, using lasers or implants, to provide freedom from glasses or contact lenses is increasingly popular. Over 100,000 refractive surgery procedures (laser vision correction surgery) are undertaken every year in the UK and implant based alternatives are now widely available. Results are generally very good, but concerns have been raised by

  • 4 April 2017