Diabetes and Podiatry : Current UK Guidelines ExplainedFoot complications remain one of the most serious and costly consequences of diabetes in the UK. National guidance consistently shows that early identification of risk, regular foot screening, and timely referral are critical in preventing ulceration, infection, or even amputation. This guide ...

Diabetes can affect sensation and circulation in the feet, increasing the risk of injuries going unnoticed and wounds taking longer to heal. This blog explores common diabetes-related foot complications and practical ways healthcare professionals can support patients with daily foot care, suitable footwear and recognising when to seek help.How does ...

Infection Prevention in Podiatry Clinics: Reviewing Everyday RoutinesInfection prevention is part of everyday life in podiatry and healthcare clinics. Yet familiar routines can make it harder to spot overlooked surfaces, changes to equipment or inconsistencies between colleagues. Taking a fresh look at how your clinic operates can help identify ...