Ophthalmology and the Changing NHS - Life Science Access Academy

Understanding how NHS transformation and service pressures are reshaping Ophthalmology care in 2027

Masterclass Details:

Demand for Ophthalmology services continues to grow, placing significant pressure on NHS capacity, workforce and waiting lists. As systems prepare for 2027, service transformation and new models of care remain high on the agenda.

In this 60-minute masterclass, Shailen Rao, CEO and Founder of Soar Beyond, explores the latest developments shaping Ophthalmology services and the implications for Life Sciences organisations seeking to support NHS priorities.

You’ll gain insight into evolving care pathways, integrated eye care models, workforce challenges and the opportunities emerging through innovation, service redesign and improved patient access.

Join live to ask Shailen your questions and gain practical insight into the priorities, pressures and opportunities shaping Ophthalmology across the NHS in 2027.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Understand the key NHS priorities influencing Ophthalmology services heading into 2027
• Explore how integrated eye care models are changing service delivery and patient pathways
• Identify the workforce and capacity challenges driving transformation across Ophthalmology services
• Learn how Life Sciences organisations can align with NHS priorities and support improved patient outcomes
• Gain insight into where innovation and new technologies fit within the future Ophthalmology landscape

LSAA reserves the right to restrict access to this webinar to LSAA members

Date and time

1st Oct 2026 13:00 – 14:00 (BST)

Ophthalmology and the Changing NHS

Speakers

Shailen Rao

CEO & Founder at Soar Beyond Ltd

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