Jennifer Acton

Senior Lecturer

Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Jennifer Acton is a Senior Lecturer at Cardiff University, UK. Her research areas include patient safety in eye care, vision impairment certification, and the impact of acute eye conditions on healthcare providers. She has contributed significantly to the field through recent articles that analyze patient experiences and improve clinical assessments. Her work also addresses the challenges of intravitreal injections and develops decision support tools for eye care.

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Cardiff University

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University of Bristol

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Articles (14)

Patient safety in eye care: a multi-method analysis of reported incidents involving implementation of care and clinical assessment in England and Wales

The unmet need for certification of vision impairment for people accessing a national primary care‐based low vision rehabilitation service

Reliability of gaze-contingent perimetry

The burden of acute eye conditions on different healthcare providers: a retrospective population-based study

Pain related to intravitreal injections for age-related macular degeneration: a qualitative study of the perspectives of patients and practitioners

Pain related to intravitreal injections for age-related macular degeneration: a qualitative study of the perspectives of patients and practitioners

An operations research approach to automated patient scheduling for eye care using a multi-criteria decision support tool

A mixed‐methods characterisation of patient safety incidents by primary eye care practitioners

A mixed-methods characterisation of patient safety incidents by primary eye care practitioners

Response to Comment on: Agreement between optometrists and ophthalmologists in the certification for vision impairment

Factors influencing the prescribing behaviour of independent prescriber optometrists: a qualitative study using the Theoretical Domains Framework

Training results in increased practitioner confidence and identification of depression in people with low vision: a mixed methods study

Agreement between ophthalmologists and optometrists in the certification of vision impairment

Barriers to integrating routine depression screening into community low vision rehabilitation services: a mixed methods study

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Isobel Joy McFadzean

Hannah Family

Andrew Carson-Stevens

Jonathan Erichsen

Rhianon Reynolds

Angharad Hobby

Nikita Thomas

Matt James Dunn

Rachel Valerie North

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