… Educational materials such as 13 Tips to Happy Feet and the Save the Feet for a Lifetime …
research, clinical expertise, and patient values in making decisions on diabetic foot prevention …

… Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of a patient-centered
diabetes foot education intervention in a rural clinic, designed to improve patients’ …

… Barriers identified by people as preventing them from attending the clinic regularly included
… If I go to the clinic and there is someone else there, I will go back to work, so that I don’t lose …

… -based diabetic foot education provided to diabetic patients in a rural wound care clinic.
When evidence-based foot education was provided, the participants’ knowledge of basic …

The student-led podiatry clinic at Westside Community Centre in West Albury, NSW was
funded as a one-year pilot project by the NSW Department of Health through Three Rivers …

… The question arises whether these changes in loading are important from a clinical viewpoint.
It is of interest that foot problems seem to occur less among adults of African descent. This …

… Foot Health Week promotions. IDFP resources should also be readily available in regional,
rural … Urbanrural differences in the prevalence of foot complications in South-Indian diabetic …

… and one or more foot ulcers being treated at the foot ulcer clinics run by the Department of
… Participants were approached while waiting to be seen by the podiatrist at the clinic. Willing …

… Participants with diabetes related foot ulcers were purposively recruited from the outpatient
podiatry clinic at a tertiary hospital in a metropolitan region of South Australia. Semi-…

… towns and rural areas is a … -clinics has not uniformly recruited nor retained physicians.
Experience at Hershey suggests a minimum critical mass of four family physicians when the clinic …