Advance your skills in hands-on training in the Foot and Wound Clinic. The dedicated Foot and Wound Clinic will provide you with practical learning that you can apply in your practice immediately, covering the latest techniques, priorities, and technologies designed to reduce complications and improve outcomes for patients.
Foot and Wound Clinic | Programme
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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An overview of the importance and relevance of diagnostic investigations in Diabetic Foot managementFoot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
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Foot & Wound Clinic
What else can you expect at Diabetes Professional Care?
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Foster collaboration among healthcare professionals and take a comprehensive end-to-end view of the entire patient pathway, developing your knowledge of a holistic approach to treating and managing diabetes.
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Immerse yourself in the comprehensive CPD-certified conference programme, covering critical policy updates, patient management strategies, advanced treatments, cutting-edge technologies, and much more.
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Hear new advice and techniques for effectively communicating with patients, building rapport, and empowering them to take control of their diabetes care.
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Engage in discussions in outcome-orientated sessions designed to provide tangible takeaways that you can apply in your practice immediately.
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Hear insightful case studies involving unique patient challenges and better understand specific requirements of different patients and how they are supported by other functions.
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Discover new suppliers showcasing the latest products and services for diabetes care, and find new resources available to patients.
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Create new connections and share your experiences with peers across the spectrum of diabetes care.
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