Diabetes is a chronic disease associated with numerous complications including diabetic
foot disorders, which are associated with significant morbidity and mortality as well as high …

Background Regular clinical assessment is critical to optimize lower extremity wound
healing. However, family and work obligations, socioeconomic, transportation, and time …

Background Chronic wounds can pose a significant challenge for patients and healthcare
professionals including the morbidity and associated costs. It is therefore essential to …

Background Diabetes affects more than 4.3 million individuals in the United Kingdom, with
19% to 34% develo** diabetes-related foot ulceration (DFU) during their lifespan, which …

Background Diabetic foot is a dangerous complication of diabetes and can lead to high
morbidity and mortality. As essential team members of the healthcare system, nurses play an …

Background International evidence suggests that an integrated multidisciplinary approach to
diabetic foot management is necessary to prevent ulceration and progression to amputation …

Background: Diabetic foot ulcers are common and costly. Most cases are preventable,
although few interventions exist to reliably support patients in performing self-care …

Aims Podiatrists constitute a key member of a multidisciplinary foot care team, but their
services remain underutilized. We sought to gain insights into the daily practice of podiatrists …

Background Foot care self-management is underutilized in older adults and diabetic foot
ulcers are more common in older adults. It is important to identify predictors of foot care self …

Diabetic foot complications are serious issues resulting from uncontrolled diabetes, primarily
affecting the feet. Common complications include diabetic neuropathy, ulcers, PAD, Charcot …