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EDUCATION ~ COMMUNICATION ~ COLLABORATION
 

We offer a comprehensive selection of training sessions designed to support health, social care, beauty and wellness  professionals in providing exceptional care for people living with diabetes.

Each workshop is developed to build confidence, enhance practical skills, and deepen knowledge, whether you're new to diabetes care or looking to expand your expertise.

We endeavour to ensure that the content of the training and education supports all learners' needs and learning styles; whether those attending are from social care settings, the NHS or private allied healthcare providers. Our interactive and practical workshops further enhance the learning required for the Skills for Care 'Care Certificate' as well as revalidation for registered nurses. 

From hands-on device training to advanced wound and foot care, our workshops are tailored to meet diverse needs, helping you make a meaningful impact on the lives of those with diabetes.

Explore our offerings, including both in-house and open workshops, and find the right fit for you or your team.

Click on each training course to find out more.

Our training is underpinned by UK guidelines/frameworks including the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and the National Advisory Panel on Care Home Diabetes found within 'A Strategic Document of Diabetes Care for Care Homes' (launched in May 2022).
 

Team Training

All our workshops can be run exclusively for you and your team at an agreed location. 

Open Workshops

A number of our workshops are also occasionally delivered as 'open' workshops available for anyone to attend.

If you don’t see a workshop that meets your specific requirements, please get in touch!

A member of our team will be happy to discuss your training needs in detail, allowing us to develop customised content and sessions that fully meet the needs of your team, your service users, or patients.

Our Hands on Feet Portfolio

The NHS spends approximately £1 billion annually on diabetic footcare in England - surpassing the combined costs of breast, prostate and lung cancer treatments - with over 90% of this expenditure related to ulcer treatment.

 

Yet diabetic foot ulcers are largely preventable, with up to 85% avoidable through proactive care (read more here).

In response, we’ve developed a bespoke set of workshops to empower health and social care professionals through improved knowledge and skills. The beauty and wellness sectors can serve as invaluable extra eyes, ears, and hands for clients living with diabetes and our Diabetic Foot Awareness course gives them the knowledge and understanding to do this confidently.

CHECK ~ PROTECT ~ REFER

 

Join us in reducing the 180+ diabetes-related amputations that occur in England each week.

Explore each course on its dedicated page to learn more about how you can make a difference.

  1. Ankle Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI) Assessment

  2. Diabetic Foot Awareness

  3. Diabetic Foot Screening

  4. Introduction to Dopplers & Diabetic Foot Screening Refresher

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