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Corneal abrasions are a common presentation to accident and emergency (A&amp;E) departments. Patients can be treated and discharged by A&amp;E staff without the need for an ophthalmologist's attention; complicated cases, however, should be recognised and referred. Inexperience and limited training in ophthalmology may lead to suboptimal patient care and inappropriate use of ophthalmology outpatient clinics. Issues of poor documentation may also arise. The purpose of this audit was to assess the effect of guidelines on the management of corneal abrasion by A&amp;E staff.

An audit of corneal abrasion management following the introduction of local guidelines in an accident and emergency department