The Association of Optometrists (AOP) is pleased to announce its new designated Council members, which represent a range of modes of practice and career stages. Adam Sampson, AOP Chief Executive, said: “I’d like to warmly welcome our new and re-elected Councillors, who play a vital role in informing our policy work and member services, and
Following the latest changes in COVID-19 measures that came into effect in Scotland on Monday 18 April 2022, and which are set out in more detail on the Scottish Government website, the Scottish Government would like to clarify to the community optometry sector that: There has been no change in the PPE requirements for healthcare
Following the latest changes in COVID-19 measures that came into effect in Scotland on Monday 18 April 2022, and which are set out in more detail on the Scottish Government website, the Scottish Government would like to clarify to the community optometry sector that: There has been no change in the PPE requirements for
The Scottish Government has issued the attached document DL(2022)07, informing amongst other things that the requirement for physical distancing within all healthcare settings (excluding residential social care) has been removed with immediate effect. The Scottish Winter (21/22) Respiratory Infections in Health and Care Settings Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Addendum guidance will be updated at
With Optometry Scotland’s AGM fast-approaching, a number of key roles are set to open up on our Executive Committee and Council. We are seeking 4 Independent representatives to serve for a term of two years, and we are inviting applications from across our membership. OS Independent Council Member This role entails representing other independents, mainly