Mary E. Shaw, now retired, was formerly Senior Lecturer in Ophthalmic Nursing at the University of Manchester, UK, and a member and former Chair of the Royal College of Nursing Ophthalmic Nursing Forum.Agnes Lee, now retired, is a former Ophthalmic Nurse at Northampton General Hospital, UK. She has previously worked as a Lecturer Practitioner in Ophthalmic Nursing at the University of Manchester and Manchester Royal Eye Hospital.

• 1. The ophthalmic patient, 2. The ophthalmic nurse, 3. Ophthalmic nursing procedures and investigations, 4. Multi-professional ophthalmic-led clinics, 5. Ocular history taking and slit-lamp examination, 6. The globe: A brief overview, 7. The protective structures, including the removal of an eye, 8. The lacrimal system and tear film, 9. The conjunctiva and sclera, 10. The cornea, 11. The uveal tract, 12. The angle and aqueous, 13. The crystalline lens, 14. The retina, optic nerve and vitreous humour, 15. The extra-ocular muscles, 16. Ophthalmic trauma and summary of other ocular emergencies, 17. Ocular manifestations of systemic disease, 18. Ophthalmic drugs, 19. Low vision and vision rehabilitation, Appendix 1: Correction of refractive errors, Appendix 2: Competency assessment tools, Appendix 3: Competency frameworks, Appendix 4: Expanded role competency assessment tool, Glossary

Mary E. Shaw, now retired, was formerly Senior Lecturer in Ophthalmic Nursing at the University of Manchester, UK, and a member and former Chair of the Royal College of Nursing Ophthalmic Nursing Forum.Agnes Lee, now retired, is a former Ophthalmic Nurse at Northampton General Hospital, UK. She has previously worked as a Lecturer Practitioner in Ophthalmic Nursing at the University of Manchester and Manchester Royal Eye Hospital.

• 1. The ophthalmic patient, 2. The ophthalmic nurse, 3. Ophthalmic nursing procedures and investigations, 4. Multi-professional ophthalmic-led clinics, 5. Ocular history taking and slit-lamp examination, 6. The globe: A brief overview, 7. The protective structures, including the removal of an eye, 8. The lacrimal system and tear film, 9. The conjunctiva and sclera, 10. The cornea, 11. The uveal tract, 12. The angle and aqueous, 13. The crystalline lens, 14. The retina, optic nerve and vitreous humour, 15. The extra-ocular muscles, 16. Ophthalmic trauma and summary of other ocular emergencies, 17. Ocular manifestations of systemic disease, 18. Ophthalmic drugs, 19. Low vision and vision rehabilitation, Appendix 1: Correction of refractive errors, Appendix 2: Competency assessment tools, Appendix 3: Competency frameworks, Appendix 4: Expanded role competency assessment tool, Glossary

Mary E. Shaw, now retired, was formerly Senior Lecturer in Ophthalmic Nursing at the University of Manchester, UK, and a member and former Chair of the Royal College of Nursing Ophthalmic Nursing Forum.Agnes Lee, now retired, is a former Ophthalmic Nurse at Northampton General Hospital, UK. She has previously worked as a Lecturer Practitioner in Ophthalmic Nursing at the University of Manchester and Manchester Royal Eye Hospital.

• 1. The ophthalmic patient, 2. The ophthalmic nurse, 3. Ophthalmic nursing procedures and investigations, 4. Multi-professional ophthalmic-led clinics, 5. Ocular history taking and slit-lamp examination, 6. The globe: A brief overview, 7. The protective structures, including the removal of an eye, 8. The lacrimal system and tear film, 9. The conjunctiva and sclera, 10. The cornea, 11. The uveal tract, 12. The angle and aqueous, 13. The crystalline lens, 14. The retina, optic nerve and vitreous humour, 15. The extra-ocular muscles, 16. Ophthalmic trauma and summary of other ocular emergencies, 17. Ocular manifestations of systemic disease, 18. Ophthalmic drugs, 19. Low vision and vision rehabilitation, Appendix 1: Correction of refractive errors, Appendix 2: Competency assessment tools, Appendix 3: Competency frameworks, Appendix 4: Expanded role competency assessment tool, Glossary