Podiatrists’ perceptions of NHS provision of foot care for people with diabetes

Jennifer E. Scott; Debbie E. Turner; Stuart Baird; Ruth Barn; Gordon J. Hendry

Podiatrists’ perceptions of NHS provision of foot care for people with diabetes

Jennifer E. Scott
, Debbie E. Turner
, Stuart Baird
, Ruth Barn
, Gordon J. Hendry

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Abstract

The authors aimed to elicit podiatrists’ perceptions of NHS diabetic foot care services and to identify any perceived barriers to delivery of optimal care. A mixed-methods approach was adopted. A survey and focus groups were undertaken with podiatrists employed by NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. The majority of participants did not perceive that national care guidelines, screening targets and national diabetic foot care standards were being met.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	204-210
Number of pages	7
Journal	The Diabetic Foot Journal
Volume	18
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Keywords

foot
podiatry
diabetes
medical care
Great Britain. National Health Service

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Podiatrists’ perceptions of NHS provision of foot care for people with diabetes

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