Registration for Vision UK 2013 conference now open

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Registration for the fifth VISION 2020 UK Annual Vision Strategy is now open.

Registration for the fifth VISION 2020 UK Annual Vision Strategy is now open.

The conference will commence on Tuesday 11 June at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, UK. The main theme will be 'Progress through partnership' and will cover the launch of the refreshed UK Vision Strategy.

A series of workshops will be available for delegates, during which they will have the opportunity to contribute to implementation plans for the new strategy and hear opinions from public health experts in eyecare sectors.

Anna Lightstone, Programme Director, UK Vision Strategy and Interim Chief Operations, commented, "It is an exciting time as we launch the refreshed UK Vision Strategy and the conference will provide an excellent opportunity for those in the eye health, public health and sight loss sectors to plan how to successfully implement this over the next five years."

For those interested in sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities please ukvisionstrategy@rnib.org.uk the UK Vision Strategy team.

Please click here to book your place at the VISION 2020 2013 conference.

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