Study day The Diabetic Foot
Page last updated 12 October 2023
Introduction
This collaborative study day will be delivered jointly by UWE Bristol and North Bristol NHS Trust on a virtual platform, providing a safe and widely accessible teaching environment.
The course is aimed at a range of health professionals, either in the primary or secondary care setting, who are involved with the diabetic foot patient. The course will benefit those new to the area as well as those with experience.
The half-day session will introduce the secondary care diabetic foot service at North Bristol NHS Trust, as well as giving an overview of the way foot services are delivered from a community perspective.
Contributors on the day include a vascular consultant, vascular scientist, interventional radiologist, podiatrist and a patient experience.
Structure
Content
A wide range of topics will be addressed, including pathophysiology, diagnostic investigations, treatment and management.
The newly adopted wound, ischemic and foot infection (WIfI) classification system and the latest diagnostic tools quantifying skin perfusion will be presented alongside more longstanding investigations such as duplex and the toe/ankle brachial pressure index (TBI, ABPI) assessments.
There will also be a troubleshooting session to explore the more challenging audible waveforms that can be encountered while performing an ABPI test.
Features
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Prices and dates
Supplementary fee information
£25 per person
How to apply
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Extra information
If the course you are applying for is fully online or blended learning, please note that you are expected to provide your own headsets/microphones.
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