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We’re thrilled for you to join us for the return of the Foot in Diabetes UK Annual Conference held at the Harrogate Convention Centre, Tuesday 12th November. This year’s conference focus on the patient and foot care, and renewing the ever-present passion and drive to deliver excellent patient care.

We’ll be showcasing innovations and great examples of good practice from around the UK and the FDUK Award for excellent, as well as presenting sessions to support your practice now. Check out the agenda below and we can’t wait to see you face-to-face in November!

 

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Agenda

Foot in diabetes annual conference
Tuesday, November 12th

08.30-09.00

Registration, refreshments, exhibition and e-poster viewing

08.45-09.30

Understanding Osteomyelitis – an interactive session

  • Identifying those at risk of or with osteomyelitis
  • Treatment protocols and alternative options
  • Gaps and current barriers in care

Chair: Jacqui Fletcher

Main auditorium

   Graham Bowen & Heidi Sandoz
09.45-10.00

Chair’s welcome 

Kings suite

   Debbie Sharman & Jayne Robbie
10.00-10.15

Introducing the new FDUK diabetic foot infection consensus document

  • Overview of the document
  • Aims and objectives
  • Key headlines
   Mike Edmonds
10.50-11.20

Refreshments, e-posters and exhibition viewing

10.15-11.45

Identifying and defining infection

  • Recognition of Ischaemia and infection in diabetic foot ulcers – David Russell
  • Identifying infection in darker skin tones – updates from the new Diabetes Africa handbook on diabetes footcare in dark skin tones – Jayne Robbie & Debbie Sharman
  • Review of microbiology sampling in diabetic foot care – swab vs deep tissue sampling – TBC
  • Introduction to Imaging and biomarkers, when to use – Debbie Wilson 
  • DOMINO-DFU study optimising diagnosis of bone infection in people with a diabetic foot ulcer – update – David Russell
   David Russell, Jayne Robbie, Debbie Sharman, Debbie Wilson
11.45-12.00

Refreshments – Kings suite foyer

12.00-12.20

Navigating the future of antimicrobial stewardship: balancing access and excess

   TBC
12.20-12.50

It’s not just antibiotics: management and treatment options

  • Effective strategies for managing infections
  • Exploring treatments (e.g. what, when, duration, dose, OPAT)
  • When is surgery necessary?
   Mel Stevens and Peter Rutter
12.50-13.15

Zero All Preventable (ZAP) amputations – minimising the occurrence of preventable lower limb amputations

   Mike Edmonds, Louise Morris & Jayne Robbie
13.15-14.00

Lunch, e-poster and exhibition viewing

14.00-14.30

Sponsored session

Session supported by Sunmed

14.30-15.00

Sponsored session

Session supported 

   Jayne Robbie
15.00-15.30

Refreshments, e-posters and exhibition viewing 

 

15.30-15.50

Understanding the Journey: Steps to Becoming a Medical Prescriber

   Krishan Gohill
15.50-16.10

What if GPs won’t prescribe for DFIs?

POMs & PGDs – how do they work in practice?

   Graham Bowen
16.10-16.40

The Great Debate: Podiatrist vs GP – Who Should Prescribe Antibiotics for DFIs?

Location

Harrogate Convention Centre

King’s Rd, Harrogate, HG1 5LA

Register

Free for all healthcare professionals

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