The image is a manifesto from The College of Optometrists, titled "Our manifesto for Wales: Securing sustainable eye care in Wales." It mentions that 112,000 people in Wales are living with sight loss, which is 3.5% of the population. This number is predicted to increase to 133,000 by 2032 and double by 2050. The College's logo appears at the top right.
A manifesto cover by The College of Optometrists titled "Our manifesto for Wales: Securing sustainable eye care in Wales." The provision of eye care in Wales is innovative and progressive, utilising the full clinical
skills and competencies of optometrists.
This was underpinned by legislative changes to
introduce Wales General Ophthalmic Services (WGOS) in 2023, resulting in more than
90,000 additional optometry appointments in 2024-25 compared with the previous year.
An image showing a document from The College of Optometrists titled "Our manifesto for Wales: Securing sustainable eye care in Wales." It lists four priorities for eye care in Wales: 1) Build a fully digital eye care service, 2) Continue to expand community eye care services, 3) Invest in a sustainable, skilled optometry workforce, 4) Address inequalities in access to eye care. The document features The College of Optometrists' logo.
The image is a promotional graphic for "Our manifesto for Wales" by The College of Optometrists. It focuses on securing sustainable eye care in Wales. The text invites viewers to visit the website coptom.uk/ManifestoForWales for more information, with an option to access the content in Welsh. Ar gael yn Gymraeg
Our Manifesto for Wales: Securing Sustainable Eye Care, calls on the next Welsh Government to continue leading the way by building a digital eye care service, expanding community services, improving access & preventing avoidable sight loss ➡️ https://coptom.uk/ManifestoForWales
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