Jane Veys MCOptom signs off as Acuity’s Clinical Editor and opens a new chapter.

The clinical figures that count.

Eye health issues that are making the news.

A glance at what’s happening in the world of technology.

Dr Gillian Rudduck MCOptom marks the launch of the UK Eye Care Data Hub.

It may be the most recognised testing method by the public, but is the Snellen chart still fit for purpose clinically? Helen Bird seeks optometrists’ views.

Simple and effective, don’t underestimate the benefits of the humble eye compress for patient and optometrist, writes Becky McCall.

Factors influencing people’s health-seeking behaviour could be preventing them from visiting optometry practices and may be putting them at risk of health dangers. To mitigate this, optometrists can take practical steps to attract new patients and encourage more frequent visits, reports Kathy Oxtoby.

Few optometrists routinely measure contrast sensitivity in practice. Anna Scott asks if doing so can improve patient management.

Increasing pressures on the NHS and patient-focused management mean interest in home monitoring of eye conditions has increased. Sophie Goodchild examines self-monitoring for wet AMD, the latest technology and what the future holds.

Adrian O’Dowd examines the evidence that suggests gut bacteria are linked to genetic eye disease and the implications for eye care.

The rules for disposal of recyclables, food waste and black bin waste generated by businesses are changing. Are you ready?