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The evolving area of referrals protocols (discussed in Advances in Eyecare: Referrals 2) has the potential to be transformed greatly by the application of artificial intelligence. Dr Mark Dunne at Aston University has worked on several research projects focused on using AI to enhance efficiency of referrals, with plans for more such projects underway. We caught up with Mark and Farah Raqib, a post-graduate researcher at Aston, to hear about the opportunities offered by AI within the field of optometry as well as their plans as to how these principles might be introduced into undergraduate optometry courses.
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Next, we focus on specific disease pathways, starting with cataract. We speak again with Clair Bulpin, who provides us with an update on the Gloucester Cataract Direct Referral Scheme (GCDRS). Clair explains recent updates to the scheme as well as future plans. In the second half of this unit, we t…
Next, we go to Wales where we talk to Andy Britton, Optometrist Director at Specsavers in Haverford West. Here, we see how a mix of national policy, regional schemes and inter-professional relationships can come together to enable the implementation of a truly innovative local referral process.
Glaucoma diagnosis and referrals have seen great enhancements from the development of referral refinement schemes. We talk to Amanda Harding, principal optometrist at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, to get some clarification on the different referral filtering services in the UK. We also go back to…
In England, we talk to Peter Turner, Senior Optometrist at Peter Turner’s opticians in Bristol, about the care pathways he’s been developing in his area and how these fit into the wider situation across England. Peter also provides advice on the importance and methods for finding out more about you…
In this section, unit 4, we return to Northern Ireland to hear from policy makers about what it takes to implement national level programmes. Raymond Curran, Head of Ophthalmic Services, and Margaret McMullan, Clinical Optometric Adviser at the Health and Social Care Board, Northern Ireland, explai…
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