Description
Key Features–
• Comprehensive coverage of diabetic footcare, including management of ulcers, infections, and neuropathy.
• Integration of evidence-based strategies for preventing foot complications.
• 15 hours of online learning, completed over 3 months.
• Option for printed course materials.
• Access to world-class study materials and case studies.
• Opportunities to interact with diabetic foot care specialists.
Course Description:
Diabetes presents numerous complications, and one critical area of concern is diabetic foot care. This course dives into the complexities of managing diabetic foot issues such as ulcers, infections, and neuropathy. It equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge to prevent, diagnose, and treat these conditions using the latest evidence-based practices.
The course begins by providing a detailed overview of podiatry and its significance in diabetic care. Participants will explore topics like foot anatomy, diabetes-related complications, and the role of podiatry in maintaining foot health. It covers specific challenges posed by diabetes, such as reduced blood flow, nerve damage, and increased vulnerability to infections, emphasizing preventive measures and management strategies.
Course Content:
• Module 1: Overview of Podiatry and Diabetic Footcare.
• Module 2: Diabetic Neuropathy and Vasculopathy.
• Module 3: Diagnosis and Management of Osteomyelitis in Diabetic Patients.
• Module 4: Diabetic Foot Infection and Ulcer Management.
• Module 5: Charcot Foot and Orthotics/Offloading in Diabetic Care.
• Module 6: Advanced Therapies and Pain Management for Diabetic Foot Conditions.
Eligibility Criteria:
Medical graduates (MBBS) with a minimum of 3 years of experience in primary care or clinical practice, especially those involved in managing diabetic patients.
Certificate–
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a “Certificate Course in Diabetic Footcare,” affirming their expertise in managing diabetic foot complications.
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