Ophthalmologist
Definition: Ophthalmologists are doctors who care for patients with eye conditions. They diagnose, treat and prevent disorders of the eyes and visual system, using medical and surgical skills.
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https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/roles-doctors/ophthalmology
Last Updated: 16th of January 2025
Services mentioning Ophthalmologist
Calling the
helpline at
Macular Society is your access to
advocacy as a patient regarding treatment. Contact the helpline if you would like advocacy support for liaison with the
ophthalmologist etc.
Library records mentioning Ophthalmologist
This publication contains information on welfare benefits to which you may be entitled, concessions, certification and registration. It also includes information about additional support you can get if you are certified by an
ophthalmologist (hospital eye doctor) and become registered with your local authority, letting them know that you may need support now or in future.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of
Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for adults with low vision.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of
Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for people with age-related
macular degeneration.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of
Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for people with
glaucoma.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of
Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for people with an urgent eye condition. This is defined as any eye condition that is of recent onset and is distressing or is believed by the patient,
carer or referring health professional to present an imminent threat to vision or general health.
