and other eye problems by setting up an ophthalmology clinic in his practice....The Wilmslow Health Centre now runs ophthalmology clinics with services provided by specialist eye hospital group Optegra. This is the first time that Optegra has launched an outreach service not based in one of its own clinics. Dr Ahmed approached Optegra to ask about offering a service at Wilmslow ...
, and is characterised by non-rapid eye movement. Professor Susan Redline and colleagues at Brigham and Women ... of shut- eye a night.' INFORMING PATIENTS Failing to achieve enough slow ...
for an extension of GP training to five years, while keeping a watchful eye on proposed education and training ...
GPs and optometrists met to discuss new ways of improving eye care services through commissioning....GPs can play a crucial part in improving the efficiency of eye health services by using ... to improve patient access to eye care. Delegates at the round table debate. Top row (left to right): Dr ... made a strong case for using the skills and premises of optometrists to improve NHS eye care services ...
1st PRIZE Tightrope, by Dr Jo Cannon The young mother had violet smudges beneath her eyes. Her little boy lolled hot and listless on her lap. There was a faint smell of vomit. She fiddled with the child's many layers of clothes, hauling them up until they bunched around his armpits. 'Can you take ...
by Labour to get fresh eyes on its policies. 'We lost an election only six months ago - to carry ...
Stanton argues the source of real savings may arise from the preventive benefits of keeping an eye ...
so.' Time for action GPs who are considering forming federations should keep a close eye ...
With GP consortia due to run an £80 billion annual commissioning budget by 2013, the private sector is widely expected to cash in on their lack of management expertise.
twinkle in his eye as he clambered on the couch: 'It's not THAT big.' Dr Adrian Song, East London ...
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