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ISBN(s): 9780750688093, 0750688092
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Year: 2005
Language: english
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 vii

Foreword

Eye care in the 21st century is a team affair. The interdependence of optometrist
and ophthalmologist in the UK sets an example to the rest of the world where
competition rather than co-operation is the norm.
The ametropic patient now has options. Do they wear spectacles, which are
usual during childhood and adolescence, or do they graduate to contact lens
wear? Once mature, however, a permanent correction for ametropia becomes a
reality in our new world of refractive surgery, which is the fastest growing sub-
speciality in the field of ophthalmic surgery. It takes many forms which include
corneal laser surgery, providing the bulk of the possible treatments, and also
utilises lenticular options through phakic lens implantations and refractive lens
exchange. The indications for each potential application include the degree and
type of refractive error, the age of the patient (presbyopia is a major issue), the
physical dimensions of the eye and within the eye as well as the visual needs and
expectations of the patient. I emphasise the distinction between eye and patient.
It is so easy to concentrate efforts on an eye and its refraction before and after
treatment, but it is the outcome for the patient which is all important. Ocular
dominance, mild amblyopia, binocular function, near, intermediate and distance
vision are all contributors to the decision making equation facing the refractive
surgeon. The risks and benefits of interventions, sensible patient expectations
and ability to cope with setbacks, however infrequently they may occur in the
surgical population as a whole, are issues and potential burdens that the eye care
team have to acknowledge.
Geography plays a role also and makes shared care so important, which returns
to the theme of a team concept for patient service and management. The
optometrist’s role is to recognise the indications for surgery as well as its happy
outcomes and occasional complications. Patients’ needs include the imparting of
sensible and considered advice based on continuing education and awareness of
what is possible whilst leaving the surgeon to finally advise the patient on what is
appropriate for them as well as a consideration of risks and benefits. Too often in
the past patients have received inadequate or inappropriate counselling to their
detriment and, in the end, that of the advising optometrist. That is why this vol-
ume when carefully read and absorbed should help to avoid the pitfalls in the
management of patient counselling both pre-operation and postoperation. It
should help to avoid alarmist comments for patients tend to dwell on professional
viii FOREWORD

advice as though it is the last word which of course it is until they receive the spe-
cialist’s opinion. The point is that once ideas enter the heads of some patients
they are hard to be dissuaded of the notion even though it may be incorrect.
Continuing professional development, progressive education, advancement of
knowledge, appraisal, revalidation, litigation, malpractice; just some words that
describe the burden of modern professional life. Thus any written contribution
that eases those burdens is most welcome. I am sure this volume will be appreci-
ated by the optometric profession and am honoured to be invited to introduce it.

Emanuel Rosen BSc MD FRCSE FRCOphth FRPS MAE

Visiting Professor, Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences at the Univer-
sity of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology. Director Rosen Eye Clinic,
Co-editor Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery.
 ix

Preface

Optometry is now a diverse profession and many optometrists are becoming

involved with shared care schemes in both the private and public sector.
Although there are certified training courses for some glaucoma and diabetic
schemes within the NHS, it is up to individual laser refractive surgery providers
to ensure that appointed optometrists are adequately trained to co-manage their
patients.
The aim of this book is to complement any existing training by providing a
comprehensive guide and on-going reference source for optometrists who are
working within the field of laser refractive surgery. It will also provide some
insight for optometrists not involved in any co-management schemes, but who
want to learn more about laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).
The optometrist’s role throughout the patient journey is described in detail
with chapters dedicated to the interpretation of clinical data, patient manage-
ment and postoperative care. A typical treatment procedure is also included for
those who want to provide more information about the procedure to patients
who are interested in having LASIK. Refractive surgery is a continuously evolv-
ing field with new techniques emerging that may eventually supercede existing
ones. The final chapter discusses whether the surface ablation technique laser
epithelial keratomileusis (LASEK) will become the treatment of choice in the
future.
Used in routine practice, this handbook will enable optometrists to discuss
laser refractive surgery so that the patient can be better informed about all pos-
sible options for vision correction. In co-management, the handbook will serve
as a reference tool to ensure that patients continue to receive appropriate post-
operative care from the co-managing optometrist.

Michelle Hanratty
 xi

Dedication

This book is dedicated to my family, friends and colleagues for their encourage-
ment and support while writing this book.
 xiii

Acknowledgements

I would like to extend my warmest thanks to Emanuel Rosen for writing the
foreword to this book, and also to thank Wayne Crewe-Brown and Mark Wevill
for checking clinical content, William Harvey, Frank Eperjesi, Andrew and
Ngaire Franklin for advice on specific chapters and to Shehzad Naroo for general
feedback.
 1
Chapter 1

Guidelines, regulations and

standards

OVERVIEW

This chapter outlines the regulations and guidance that an optometrist

working in the refractive surgery field should be aware of. It takes into con-
sideration the guidance from the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and
the College of Optometrists and discusses the General Optical Council reg-
ulations. The Association of Optometrists has also released an advice docu-
ment for its members and the details are incorporated into this chapter.
Details of the Healthcare Commission regulatory role are also included.
The acceptance of refractive surgery in various occupations varies from one
occupation to the next. This chapter will enable the optometrist to advise
patients that are interested in joining those occupations which have high
visual standards.

CONTENTS
Introduction 2
Shared care schemes 2
Contractual agreements and co-management fees 3
The consent process 4
Postoperative care 4
Dealing with an emergency 6
Legal protection 7
Commission for Healthcare Audit and Inspection (CHAI) 7
Occupational regulations and refractive surgery 8
References 10
2 GUIDELINES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS

INTRODUCTION

The public demand for laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) and alternative forms
of refractive surgery has risen exponentially over the last few years. The UK is
following the trend set by the US where laser eye surgery is seen as almost
commonplace. Increasingly, patients are considering laser eye surgery as an
alternative way of correcting their ammetropia, with contact lens wearers twice
more likely to consider surgery than spectacle wearers.1
The market has responded to this trend with more clinics opening.2 Skilled
ophthalmologists are in demand and, ultimately, their time is best managed if
optometrists share the pre- and postoperative care of patients. While some opto-
metrists are actively working in specialised clinics, more and more optometrists are
using refractive surgery as a way of both growing their practice, and increasing their
involvement in primary eye care.2 Despite wide optometric participation in patient
co-management schemes and in refractive surgery clinics, there is very little peer
guidance on the optometrist’s role, responsibility and liability in this environment.

SHARED CARE SCHEMES

The concept of shared care is now well established with many hospitals using
optometrists in programmes which monitor conditions such as primary open angle
glaucoma and diabetes. The Royal College of Ophthalmologists has issued some
guidelines with respect to shared care within the Hospital Eye Service3 and which
could also be used as a basis for good quality shared care schemes with private clinics.
The guidelines which were produced in consultation with The Royal College of
General Practitioners and The College of Optometrists cover many aspects ranging
from the set-up of schemes to the training of non-qualified staff.
The guidelines state that the participation of such schemes must be based on
individuals rather than practice based, and that protocols relating to the scheme
should be agreed beforehand by all the participants. The protocols ‘should
clearly define who has clinical responsibility at any one time and what those
responsibilities are’. They should also state who has overall clinical responsibility
and specify the functions to be carried out by each participant. On-going train-
ing is required to ensure that the participants understand the management strat-
egies for this shared care scheme. There should also be a method of rigorous
review of the scheme to ensure that it remains effective.
The Association of Optometrists (AOP) has also produced a resource pack for
the setting up of shared care schemes in primary eye care.4 This is a particularly
useful guide if the optometrist is planning a local arrangement with a surgeon
who does not currently have an established protocol for the co-management of
patients. It gives examples of existing schemes as well as details of how to create
a shared care framework and how to establish protocols.
The College of Optometrists currently has guidelines which relate to photo-
refractive keratectomy (PRK) but not to LASIK.5 More inclusive guidelines with
respect to all forms of refractive surgery have yet to be produced. In these guidelines,
 Contractual agreements and co-management fees 3

there is some reference to co-management of patients postoperatively. It is the duty

of the optometrist to ensure that they possess the knowledge, skill and instrumenta-
tion to carry out the required clinical examinations. The guidelines also state that it
is the optometrist’s responsibility to ensure that they have undertaken the necessary
additional training to participate in such schemes. The view is also stated that the
clinical responsibility of the patient should always remain with the ophthalmologist
that carries the treatment.
The General Optical Council (GOC) statement on PRK6 dates back to March
1995. New guidelines are currently being produced but, at the time of writing,
these had not yet been published. Existing guidelines are specific to PRK and as
such do not encompass the more recent treatments such as LASIK. The policy is
clear in stating that clinical advice, counselling and aftercare relating to PRK is
only carried out by optometrists that have received adequate training in accordance
with the guidelines set out by The College of Optometrists. The policy also covers
rules relating to contractual agreements with excimer laser clinics and the payment
of fees. This latter issue will be discussed later.

CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS AND CO-MANAGEMENT FEES

This refers to partnerships or contracts between refractive surgery clinics and

optometric practices. The College of Optometrists Advice to Fellows and
Members – PRK5 was published in January 1995 and consists of two sections.
The first deals with route of referral and optometrist training, the second deals with
the ethical implications of entering into agreements with excimer laser clinics. The
guidelines indicate that the optometrist should ensure that the clinics to which
they refer provide treatment to an appropriate standard and that they themselves
do not enter into any agreement which may compromise their professional and
clinical freedom. It advises that any link between the referring practitioner and
the treating clinic must be on a purely professional basis. Accepting fees or other
inducements for referring patients for treatment is considered highly unethical
and is not acceptable practice. Referral of patients must be based solely upon clin-
ical judgement and not subject to pecuniary influences.
The Standards for Photorefractive Surgery document was published in
December 2003 by The Royal College of Ophthalmologists7 and gives more spe-
cific guidelines for co-management and other issues. In section 5 on clinical govern-
ance, it states that incentives should not be offered to professionals in return for
the referral of patients for refractive surgery.
The GOC statement on PRK (1995)6 is very clear on its position and states
that fees or other inducements for referring a patient to a particular clinic should
not be accepted. The GOC accepts that fees can be paid for work undertaken
including advice prior to referral and for postoperative care. It indicates that work
prior to treatment should be paid for by the patient and that postoperative care
can be paid for by the treating clinic. The arrangements should be made clear to
the patient ‘at the outset to avoid the risk of bias or unethical behaviour’. It also
states that the GOC has accepted the guidelines issued by The College of
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