100% Ophthalmology

100% Ophthalmology offers a dedicated platform for sharing expertise, exploring the latest clinical advancements, and driving improved patient outcomes, while shaping the future of topics such as refractive surgery, ocular surface disease, glaucoma, and more.

Co-located with 100% Optical on 28 February - 2 March 2026, it is designed to bring together ophthalmologists and optometrists to foster greater collaboration across the sector - the world’s first large-scale event uniting the fields of ophthalmology and optometry under one roof.

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Gain tangible takeaways

Each session includes useful templates, step-by-step guidance and easy-to-apply checklists across topics such as retina, glaucoma, anterior segment, oculoplastics, neuro-ophthalmology, and service redesign.

Cross-sector collaboration

Build connections with ophthalmologists, ophthalmic nurses, clinic directors, practice managers, optometrists, and sector experts, designed to strengthen your patient pathways.

Grow your practice

Source new suppliers, build relationships with manufacturers, and find the products and services you never knew you needed. You'll see the latest equipment in action through live demonstrations from leading suppliers, including Heidelberg Engineering, Scope Healthcare, Topcon Healthcare, and Zeiss.

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Dua’s layer: the challenges of a new discovery – evolving from antagonism to acceptance

100% Opthalmology

10:30 – 11:30

Harminder Dua, Consultant Ophthalmologist and Professor of Ophthalmology - Nottingham University
Orthoptics crash course for eye care professionals

100% Opthalmology

15:30 – 16:30

As part of their CPD-accredited teaching session, Alis will be delivering “Orthoptics Crash Course for Eye Care Professionals” on Saturday 28th February, 15:30-16:30 at 100% Ophthalmology Event. Desig ...

Alis Sejourne, Highly specialist orthoptist - Barts Health NHS Trust

Transforming ophthalmology with Artificial Intelligence

100% Opthalmology

09:15 – 10:15

Pearse Keane, Professor of Artificial Medical Intelligence and Consultant Ophthalmologist - Institute of Ophthalmology, UCL and Moorfields Eye Hospital
Stroke-related visual impairment consequences - who, what, when, where, and why?

100% Opthalmology

12:00 – 13:00

Stroke can have serious detrimental effects on the visual system and cortical processing including eye movement disorders, visual field impairment, low vision and perceptual and cognitive difficulties ...

Fiona Rowe, Professor of Orthoptics - University of Liverpool
Advances in paediatric ophthalmology

100% Opthalmology

14:00 – 15:00

Paediatric ophthalmology is entering a new era, driven by advances in imaging, genetics, data science, and treatment. In this session, Dr Solebo will explore the latest breakthroughs shaping the diagn ...

Ameenat Lola Solebo, Wellcome Fellow and Honorary Consultant Ophthalmologist - UCL GOS Institute of Child Health / Great Ormond Street Hospital
The NHS 10 year plan in action: the community ophthalmology link - moving care closer to home

100% Opthalmology

15:30 – 16:30

Scott Vallance, Head of Ophthalmic & Vision Science - Gloucester Royal Hospital

Tony Burke

Who attends?

Ophthalmologists
Consultants
Ophthalmic surgeons
Ophthalmology registrars
Ophthalmology junior doctors
Ophthalmic nurses
Ophthalmic science practitioners
Ophthalmic photographers
Ophthalmic technicians
Clinical directors
Clinic / Practice managers
Theatre managers
Orthoptists
Healthcare assistants
Academics

Why attend?

Ophthalmology is a fast-moving speciality where the pressure to deliver safe, effective, and timely care is greater than ever. The NHS faces unprecedented demand in delivering cataract, glaucoma, and medical retina services, and waiting times and service redesign are at the top of the policy agenda.

For UK ophthalmologists and the wider eye care team, the greatest need is for practical, applicable learning that directly improves patient services. Our planned programme delivers exactly that: three days of clinic-first sessions, each carefully designed to give you the skills, insights, and checklists you can apply immediately in practice.

Exhibit, sponsor or speak at 100% Ophthalmology

100% Ophthalmology is an unmissable opportunity to bring your product or service to life in front of a highly engaged audience.

You'll meet the entire ophthalmic team, who are looking to discover their next big supplier and learn from sector leaders. Delegates include ophthalmologists and the wider teams from King's College Hospital, Moorfields Eye Hospital, Western Eye Hospital, OCL Vision and more.

You’ll build your brand and grow your sales pipeline from those seeking to explore the latest solutions and invest in new equipment and technologies. Our tailor-made packages will help you achieve your business goals and meet your budget needs.

Enquire to exhibit See the 2025 exhibitor list

"This is a unique opportunity for ophthalmologists to engage with optometrists. 100% Ophthalmology is an event that brings together eyecare professionals under the same roof, and that is an unmet need in the industry. At 100% Ophthalmology, ophthalmologists and optometrists can work together, be together, learn together and collaborate so that we can ultimately give better care to patients."
Sunil Mamtora
Ophthalmologist, NHS
"I have found 100% Ophthalmology very useful and interesting, as I feel more empowered to discuss issues with colleagues and patients to enhance safer practice."
Mahesh Seewoodhary MBE
Senior Ophthalmic Nurse Practitioner, Moorfields Eye Hospital
"100% Ophthalmology is an opportunity to utilise the capacity and the knowledge and the ability of our colleagues in the community in the optometric practices to help us work together for the benefit of our patients."
Panagiotis Georgoudis
Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Barts Health NHS Trust
"Last year's launch of 100% Ophthalmology was super exciting for any ophthalmologist. It's completely free, and it’s not just for ophthalmologists - it’s a multi-disciplinary event. You’ll be able to see innovations that can take some time to trickle into the NHS."
Jonathan Roos
Consultant Eyelid Plastic Surgeon. Oculoplastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeon

Practical learning for safer, faster, better eye health

Gain tangible takeaways

Cross-sector collaboration

Grow your practice

Explore the 2026 programme | More to be announced soon

Who attends?

Why attend?

Exhibit, sponsor or speak at 100% Ophthalmology

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