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In this episode, we sit down with Luke Howarth, a passionate advocate for low vision awareness and a former Eye Care Liaison Officer and Mental Health Assessor. Luke lost his sight in a car accident 10 years ago, and through his own journey of recovery, he has gained profound insights into the emotional and psychological impacts of vision loss. Over the years, Luke has helped over 3,000 individuals navigate the challenges of sight loss.
Luke shares his personal experiences and offers invaluable expertise on how to conduct a low vision assessment, highlighting the challenges individuals face and the importance of holistic approaches in supporting those with low vision. Now offering his services privately through his website, Luke continues to guide individuals and professionals alike in creating more inclusive environments for those living with visual impairments. Tune in for an insightful conversation about the process of low vision assessments, practical advice, and how we can all support the vision-impaired community.
See lukes website www.visionwithluke.co.uk
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In this insightful episode, we sit down with Lorcan Butler, an experienced optometrist and Optical Engagement Manager at the Brain Tumour Charity. Lorcan shares his expertise on how optometrists can play a critical role in detecting brain tumours and other neurological conditions through eye exams. He provides valuable advice for optometry students, particularly those in their pre-registration period, drawing from his experience as a supervisor to 17 pre-reg students and his role as a former council member of the College of Optometrists. Tune in for essential tips on both clinical practice and career development in optometry.
https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org
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In this episode of the Pre Reg Optometry Podcast, we dive into the critical skill of taking a thorough patient history and symptoms assessment—an essential part of clinical practice for any optometrist. Our guest, Jason Searle, founder of Eyecare Advocate, shares his expert insights on effective history taking, the key questions to ask, and how to build rapport with patients to gather accurate and relevant information. Whether you’re preparing for your pre-registration year or looking to refine your clinical skills, this episode will equip you with the tools and confidence to perform comprehensive and effective patient assessments.
For More from the Eyecare advocate go to theeyecareadvocate.co.uk
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From Campus to Clinic: Navigating the Transition to Your Pre-Reg Year is the ultimate podcast for optometry students stepping into their Pre-Registration year. Join us as we explore the challenges and opportunities of moving from academic learning to hands-on clinical practice. With expert insights, practical tips, and real-world advice, this podcast helps you build the essential skills for success in patient care, time management, communication, and professional growth. Tune in to make your transition smoother and set yourself up for a successful career in optometry!
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This episode has a relaxed chat with two pre reg Optometrists who discuss their current experiences in the eye examination techniques for children and linking this to the college of Optometrist core pre reg Optometrist competancies.
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Student Optometrist support focusing on the pre reg element and discussions with fellow Optometry students regarding their journey. linking into the key pre reg Optometrist competancies in line…