Clinical and Experimental Optometry

Clinical and Experimental Optometry is recognized as one of the top three optometry journals globally. It stands out as the premier peer-reviewed journal for original research and reviews in optometry and vision science within the Asia-Pacific area. Since 1919, this journal has been published in Australia and serves as the official publication for several leading organizations, including Optometry Australia, the New Zealand Association of Optometrists, the Hong Kong Society of Professional Optometrists, and the Singapore Optometric Association.

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Optometry Australia advocates for eye health at Parliament House

Nov 26, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

L-R: Stephanie Bahler (President – OWA), Heidi Hunter (President – ONSW/ACT), John Kingshott (President – OTAS), Timothy Lo (President – OVSA), Theo Charalambous (Vice President – OA) Earlier this week, Optometry Australia’s advocacy efforts took centre stage at Parliament House in Canberra, with a special event aimed at raising awareness about childhood myopia and the critical importance of comprehensive eye care for Australians.
Optometry Australia launches position statement on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in optometry, aligned with Ahpra guidance on AI use

Aug 27, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Optometry Australia has released its latest position statement on the integration and regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in optometry, outlining a series of recommendations aimed at guiding the informed adoption and regulation of AI technologies in eye care across the country. In a timely development, Ahpra and the National Boards have also released guidance regarding the implementation of AI by health practitioners.
Optometry Australia joins the Global Myopia Awareness Coalition (GMAC)

Aug 26, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Optometry Australia is delighted to announce it has joined the Global Myopia Awareness Coalition (GMAC) as an association member.
Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research releases issues brief detailing the importance of eye care in preventing falls in older Australians

Aug 20, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Led by Deeble Scholar, Dr Kam Chun (Terry) Ho, lecturer of Optometry and Vision Science at the University of Canberra, and Adj AProf Rebecca Haddock, Executive Director of Knowledge Exchange at the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association, the Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research, Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association, has released its Issues Brief which investigates the role of eye care practitioners in falls prevention among older adults.
Optometry Australia issues new position statement on myopia management

Aug 19, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Optometry Australia (OA) has released its comprehensive position statement on myopia management, which supports the World Council of Optometry Standards of Care Guidelines for Myopia Management (2021), to highlight the critical role optometrists play in addressing this global public health concern.
- Optometry Australia

Jun 28, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Optometry Australia’s Good vision for life community facing initiative helps everyday Australians better understand and care for their eyes by offering informative content and a search function to find nearby optometrists.
Optometry Australia launches members-only book club

Apr 24, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Yes, you’ve read that right — Optometry Australia has launched its Members Book Club! A free-to-join social initiative, with four books selected per year and quarterly virtual catch ups to discuss selected texts, the book club will give Optometry Australia members the opportunity to connect with peers through shared literary interests and an enjoyment of reading. Members of all ages are encouraged to join, including students and retired members.
Illuminating perspectives on neurological and neurodegenerative conditions at AVC 2024

Mar 13, 2024 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

In the realm of human vision neuroscience, Dr. Bao Nguyen weaves together clinical expertise and groundbreaking research to illuminate the mysteries of the eye-brain connection. Dr. Nguyen will deliver two presentations at the upcoming Australian Vision Convention, which is being held at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre from Saturday 6 to Sunday 7 April 2024.
Innovative insights into ocular health and neurological conditions to be presented at O=MEGA23/WCO4

Sep 3, 2023 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Associate Professor and Head of Ocular Biomarker Laboratory at the University of Melbourne, Christine Nguyen and Dr. Adrian Bruce from the Australian College of Optometry will deliver their in-depth presentation, Thinking Beyond Glaucoma to the Brain at next week’s O=MEGA23/WCO4 clinical conference (8-10 September at the Melbourne Conference and Exhibition Centre).
O=MEGA23/WCO4 clinical conference program to spotlight why optometrists should care about migraine

Aug 29, 2023 | optometry.org.au | Katie Quirk

Dr. Bao Nguyen, a Research Fellow from the Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences at The University of Melbourne, will be presenting at the highly anticipated O=MEGA23/WCO4 clinical conference, which begins on Friday, 8 September. Dr. Nguyen’s presentation will focus on diagnosis, management and collaborative care strategies to demonstrate the overlap between migraine and optometry.