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Principles and priorities

Maximising patient, population and health system benefits

The future of primary eye care – principles and priorities

Recognising that primary eye care in the UK is one of the world’s most advanced eye care services, principles and priorities for primary eye care calls for more to be done to ensure patients can access the right care in the right place at the right time to tackle avoidable sight loss.

Strategy documents

Strategy documents (accessible versions)

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  • William Stockdale

    Contact Lens Optician, FODO member and Optometry Northern Ireland past chair

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  • Tanjit Dosanjh

    Optometrist, Prison Optician Trust & Company

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  • Steve Clark

    Domiciliary Optometrist, FODO member and Domiciliary Eye Care Committee

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  • Sarah Joyce BEM

    FODO Chair, LOCSU Director and Superintendent Optometrist

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  • Elaine Styles

    Optometrist and Trustee, Vision Care for Homeless People

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  • Andy Britton

    Optometrist in Haverfordwest, Wales and FODO's Optometry Wales Council Member

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  • Kathryn Trimmer

    FODO Scotland Chair, Optometry Scotland executive member, Optometrist in NHS Grampian, Scotland

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