Diabetic Foot Screening
This workshop is part of our 'Hands on Feet' series, designed to emphasise practical application. Learners will have ample hands-on time to apply the theory and practise the skills they've learned within a supportive learning environment...in readiness for the real-world setting.
Informative and easy to understand. Hands-on training very helpful with useful literature to take away. Feel much more confident about diabetic foot screening. Money well spent!
Charmaine Shaw, Foot Health Practitioner
The workshop is
CPD Accredited
(6 CPD Points)
Using NICE guidance as a framework, this workshop aims to equip the learner with the knowledge and expertise to competently examine and screen the diabetic foot for both existing and potential problems.
Whether you are looking for a refresher or are new to carrying out diabetic foot checks, this workshop covers:
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The definition of a foot ulcer
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The economic and personal cost of developing a foot ulcer
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When foot screening should be performed
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The factors contributing to someone developing a foot ulcer
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The method and steps to take when examining the diabetic foot
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Diabetic foot risk algorithms
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How to apply the correct risk classification
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Suitable footwear for people with diabetes
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The causes of neuropathy and peripheral arterial disease (PAD)
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The Ipswich Touch Test and the Neuropad® screening test
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The process of referral for the person with diabetes at each classification of risk
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Practical demonstration by the educator (a podiatrist) who then observes and assists the learners during a practical session
This workshop is catered to all practitioners working for social care or healthcare providers (whether in registered or non-registered roles) who are involved in examining the feet of people with diabetes.
Brand New Training Option coming soon:
Diabetic Foot Screening Blended Learning Programme
Offering more choice on how individuals or teams can access this highly recommended training...
We’re excited to be preparing for the launch of our new Diabetic Foot Screening Blended Learning Programme, a flexible, evidence-based course designed to support care homes, domiciliary and live-in care providers, private podiatry, foot health practitioners, and NHS healthcare professionals alike.
This comprehensive and engaging programme combines online learning with a virtual classroom and further support regarding in person practical competency assessment if required. The training empowers teams to meet National UK standards, strengthen diabetic foot surveillance, and deliver holistic, high-quality care with confidence.
Whether you are looking to protect individuals from preventable complications, demonstrate excellence to families and inspectors, evidence a skilled workforce to commissioners, or simply build your own clinical confidence within a busy schedule, this course provides the knowledge, skills and reassurance to deliver safer, more effective diabetic foot care every day.
Registering your interest early is recommended as we anticipate high demand ahead of the official launch later this year.
How long is the workshop?
6 hours of training face-to-face, led by an experienced Podiatrist.
How many staff can attend?
As an organisation, you can book as many places as you wish up to a maximum of 14 per workshop. We have created this limit per workshop to maintain an interactive and effective learning environment.
How can I book myself or my team onto a workshop?