… is to monitor in secondary care in hospital eye services (HESs). This monitoring places a
strain both on eye care services and patients, as monitoring in specialist eye clinics can be …

… all people with an admission or day case care for hypertension. The eligibility criteria were
… with hypertension, as the coded principal reason for hospital care, in an NHS hospital during …

… , subsequent care was in the hospital eye service according … As there is limited capacity
in hospital eye-care services, we … for a national health service. These alternative monitoring …

… ocular hypertension (10%). Collectively they represent a large number of potential referrals
to the hospital eye services, … in hospital eye services, whereby ocular hypertension accounts …

… A diagnosis of ocular hypertension was made in 747 patients (… hospital eye service resulting
from demographic changes, major modifications to the way glaucoma detection and care …

… The presence of IOP above the statistically defined limits of normality without either other
sign is referred to as ocular hypertension (OHT) and represents a powerful risk factor for POAG.…

… inadequate clinic capacity in the National Health Service (NHS) hospital eye service (HES)
that threatened ‘optimal care and … Ophthalmology is the second largest provider of outpatient …

… ocular hypertension is eye drops that lower intraocular pressure, requiring multiple hospital
… Health-care resource use was based on cost using published sources (appendix pp 23–24)…

… Our finding of a high prevalence of ocular hypertension (21.8%) and suspected glaucoma
(… suggests that glaucoma care within the NHS hospital eye service is disproportionately …

… to hospital is referred to in this paper as 'the mean initial … eye being normal, and 2 patients
had ocular hypertension in … , although I was hypertensive and on medical care. As long-term …