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RCOphth Strategic Plan 2020 – 2022

Jan 06
2020

The Royal College of Ophthalmologists believes that everyone should have access to high quality eye care. The new RCOphth Strategic Plan 2020-2022 directs and prioritises key policy and campaign activities over the next three years.  The way NHS care is provided and the treatments available to improve patients’ lives have changed almost beyond recognition since

  • 6 January 2020

RCOphth feature: National Ophthalmology Database takes centre stage in the Ophthalmologist

Dec 18
2019

RCOphths National Ophthalmology Database and its potential to further transform cataract patient care outcomes in the UK has been featured in the Ophthalmologist. The article by Professor John Sparrow highlights the positive impact NOD is having in improving surgical performance analysis and its key role in accurately tracking the performance of ophthalmologists, contributing to their

  • 18 December 2019

2019 Ophthalmology GIRFT report published

Dec 13
2019

MORE SIGHT-SAVING SURGERY POSSIBLE, SAYS NATIONAL REPORT GIRFT recommendations aim to make best use of theatre time to improve patient care The Ophthalmology GIRFT report has been published today. In the foreword, Mike Burdon, president welcomes the publication, ‘It reflects a huge commitment by the GIRFT team to analyse the ophthalmology services being delivered at

  • 13 December 2019

General Election 2019: How to influence your prospective parliamentary candidate

Dec 03
2019

As part of our general election campaigning, RCOphth has launched a short guide for members on influencing your prospective parliamentary candidates (PPCs). The guide calls for our members to build on the impact made by our General Election 2019 Manifesto, in which we called for the next government to: Address fundamental problems with the workforce

  • 3 December 2019

RCOphth responds to the General Medical Council’s new report on doctor wellbeing

Nov 18
2019

Commenting on the new wellbeing report released by the General Medical Council (GMC), RCOphth President Mike Burdon said: “The report by the General Medical Council is yet another source highlighting the lack of investment in the NHS workforce, documenting increasing pressures on recruitment and mental health that are impacting performance. “As one of the largest

  • 18 November 2019