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OSA Autumn Members Meeting Focuses on Dry Eye and Industry Collaboration
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The Optical Suppliers Association (OSA) held its Autumn Members Meeting on October 16 at the Bloomsbury Hotel in London. According to reporting from ABDO Dispensing Optics Online, the event's agenda prioritized dry eye disease, featuring a panel discussion moderated by Michael Bowen of the College of Optometrists. The meeting also addressed broader themes of industry collaboration among optical suppliers. While the provided text is truncated, it establishes that the primary focus of this specific gathering was on clinical topics related to dry eye management alongside collaborative efforts within the sector. No conflicting reports or subsequent developments regarding the outcome of the meeting are present in the supplied data.
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- ABDO Dispensing Optics OnlineOSA holds Autumn Members Meeting in London focusing on dry eye and industry collaboration
The Optical Suppliers Association (OSA) convened its Autumn Members Meeting on 16 October at the Bloomsbury Hotel in London. The agenda prioritized dry eye disease, featuring a panel moderated by Michael Bowen of the College of Optometrists. Committee chair Ross Bailey introduced plans for a UK dry eye survey to assess clinical practice and equipment, while vice chair Nicola Bennett outlined upcoming educational sessions at 100% Optical. Morning updates covered regulatory changes including MHRA registration and Unique Device Identification, as well as preparations for 100% Optical 2027. OSA chair James Conway emphasized ongoing initiatives through committees and partnerships. The association announced that its Annual General Meeting and Christmas Lunch will follow on Friday 4 December at the same venue.
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