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History of The Midland Ophthalmological Society
The Midland Ophthalmological Society (MOS) is a charitable organisation that promotes ophthalmological education and advancement within the Midlands and beyond. With historical roots dating back to 1888 with Richard Middlemore’s foundational deed, the Society has been pivotal in fostering knowledge, research and practice in ophthalmology. Key milestones include the Middlemore Lecture series, initiated in 1889 and the formal establishment of the Society in 1911, aimed at enhancing collaboration among ophthalmic surgeons and contributing to the advancement of British Ophthalmology. The Society holds significant educational events, with several annual meetings in the UK and abroad, maintaining its legacy of medical education and charitable work.
The Midland Ophthalmological Society Meetings
The MOS conducts three regional meetings annually. The meetings have a theme and subspecialty, featuring talks by experts and designed to foster social interaction. The Annual General Meeting (AGM), which includes the MOS Junior Awards, is a highlight, concluding with an evening dinner.
About The Midland Ophthalmological Society
The MOS, established in 1911, is unique as it covers a vast area stretching from Nottingham to Northampton and includes Leicester, Oxford and Cambridge. It spans as far west as Hereford. The Society’s executive committee comprises a President, Secretaries, Trainee Representatives and a Treasurer. Each member of the committee serves a specified term and is chosen from locations within the Midlands.
