We are pleased to share with you the first 30 minute bite-sized webinar in the quality improvement series.  This first session will introduce quality management through real work, service level experience and where quality and accreditation fits.

Wednesday 24^th April 12.30 – 1pm

‘An introduction to quality management and IQIPS accreditation’ with Jamie Walton.

As an accreditation service lead, UKAS technical assessor and UKAS accreditation clinical advisory group member, Jamie Walton will share his experience with these different roles to make quality/accreditation less daunting.  

Registration is now open An introduction to quality management and IQIPS accreditation. | NHS England Events

National Physiological Science Data Collections

A development of data collection 'workbooks' to enable national data collection is now underway. From these collections, benchmarked analysis will inform service transformation, capacity modelling and workforce redesign.  From the 8th April to 3rd May 2024, the OVS data collection will be open, further information can be found: FutureNHS Collaboration Platform - FutureNHS Collaboration Platform once registered.  A national webinar was hosted by the national team on the 21^st of March, during which the team provided a technical walk through of the collection and answered questions raised by NHS trusts.  A copy of the recording and the Q&A document is available Ophthalmic and Vision Science Data Collection.

Registration is now open for the annual conference of the UK Eye Genetics Group on Monday 10th June 2024 in Liverpool.

This year, the meeting will be chaired by Ms Neeru Vallabh (Consultant Ophthalmologist, Liverpool University Hospital Foundation Trust and Senior Clinical Lecturer, University of Liverpool). Hosted at The Spine building, Royal College of Physicians, in the beautiful city of Liverpool. 

Annual Meeting – Liverpool 2024 | UK EGG - The UK Eye Genetics Group

The 21st BriSCEV Course and Conference will be held in Newcastle upon Tyne on the 12th and 13th August 2024.

 Hosts: The Visual Electrodiagnostic Service at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals.

 Venue: The Frederick Douglass Centre, Newcastle University.

 Programme to follow with early bird registration and abstract submission .

 . . . Hope to welcome you all there!

We would like to draw your attention to a series of Webinars delivered by the Academy for Healthcare Scientists (AHCS).  Three speakers will be discussing the applications of AI within clinical services and methods of data interpretation using digital power and algorithms. 

The webinars take place on Thursday 7th March 12 - 1:30pm .  Details of registration can be found here: AI in Physiological Sciences - 07.03.24.pdf

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The Improving Quality in Physiological Services (IQIPS) scheme is a professionally led accreditation managed scheme delivered by UKAS.  The IQIPS scheme aims to improve services, care and safety for patients undergoing physiological tests, examinations and procedures. UKAS accreditation for IQIPS offers the benefits of  national recognition to the service with a badge of quality.  

On the 27th October, BriSCEV will be welcoming a UKAS representative alongside our OVS assessors, with the hope to gain a better understanding of how to get started, what is involved and how we can share best practice in the vision science discipline. 

Please join via the link below:-

IQIPS teams meeting link  

Meeting ID: 311 475 964 862
Passcode: Dm6tzZ

Save the date: The UK Neuro-ophthalmology Society (UKNOS) Annual Meeting will take place on Thursday 8^th February 2024 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Newcastle upon Tyne (next to the station). The theme is Uncertainty(ies) in Neuro-ophthalmology. Sessions will include clinical talks, scientific presentations with a prize for the best trainee presentation and a breakfast session for Allied Professionals. For details see https://uknos.com. 

The UK Eye Genetics Group (UK-EGG) Annual Conference will take place on Friday 9th June 2023 at MRC Human Genetics Unit at the Institute of Genetics and Cancer in the beautiful city of Edinburgh. 

The day will include sessions on clinical and molecular eye genetics, genetic case discussions, short talks and posters by early careers researchers, and talks by people affected by inherited eye disease.

For details see Annual Meeting – Edinburgh 2023 | UK EGG - The UK Eye Genetics Group

We are excited to announce the 2023 BriSCEV symposium will be held in Nottingham on the 18th and 19th September.  Save the dates!

We will look forward to seeing you all there. 

Apply for the generous ISCEV travel grant (here) BUT if you are not eligible for an ISCEV travel grant (because you have more than 5 yrs experience of electrophysiology or someone else from you lab is applying) please consider applying for the BriSCEV grant to go to ISCEV in Kyoto, Japan.