FDUK 2015

MASTERCLASS ON THE FOOT IN DIABETES

10/11/2015 Harrogate International Centre

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n its 11th year, FDUK will again bring you the best combination of lectures and workshops to equip you for the challenges of dealing with patients with diabetic foot disease. The recent deluge of guidelines and national initiatives will be examined with the aim of making sense of how you can practically meet their requirements. The latest practice affecting research will be reviewed and, for the first time, there will be short paper presentations on new developments.

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s ever, the content is at the cutting edge of clinical care and following the great success of last year’s event will again be held in conjunction with the hugely popular Wounds UK annual conference in Harrogate.

As a delegate you will also be able to access the Wounds UK Annual Conference and an extensive industry exhibition, with the chance to experience first-hand the latest dvances in wound care technology.

There is also the option of attending the prestigious black tie gala dinner where more than 1000 clinicians from all over the UK socialise and network over a sumptuous three-course dinner.

Book online at www.footindiabetes.org

Paul Chadwick

Chair, FDUK and Consultant Podiatrist, Salford

10 November 2015, Harrogate International Centre

PROGRAMME 08.45–09.00

Registration, refreshments and exhibition viewing

09.00–09.10

Chair’s introduction — whether you’re a brother or whether you’re a mother Paul Chadwick, Consultant Podiatrist, Salford Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

09.10–09.30

09.30–09.50

Have you got a NICE service?

Update on the national audit Key messages from new NICE guidance How to make it happen in your service Catherine Gooday, Principal Podiatrist, Diabetes, Elsie Bertram Diabetes Centre, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Rachel Berrington, Senior Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Foot Lead, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

Morbidity and mortality: Just how grim is foot disease?

Discussing morbidity and mortality outcomes with our patients Whose role is it, anyway?

Is it time to use the principles of cardiac rehabilitation to save more lives and limbs?

Martin Fox, Vascular Podiatrist, NHS Manchester

09.50–10.10

Staying alive: CPR for feet

Initiatives to protect feet Not just in hospital/nursing homes/ domiciliary/frail CPR Touch the toes, etc.

Duncan Stang, National Diabetes Foot Coordinator for Scotland, FDUK Representative, Lanarkshire

10.10–10.40

Refreshments and exhibition viewing

10.40–12.00

Research and audit in the foot clinics

12.00–12.30

Recognising and integrating local/national audit into the workplace Samantha Haycocks, Advanced Diabetes Podiatrist, Salford My feet are killing me — changing a patient’s trajectory in neuropathic pain Paul Chadwick, Consultant Podiatrist, Salford Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Does the frequency of appointments make a difference in the revolving door of DFUs? Joanne McCardle, Diabetes Foot Research Fellow, Royal Infirmary Edinburgh

Urgo Award — 2014 winners and launch of 2015 award Critical event analysis of new foot ulcers Alex Whalley, Advanced Diabetes Podiatrist, Bolton PCT

Campaign to raise awareness of cardiovascular risk

Who brought that elephant into the foot clinic?

What shall we do about it?

Are we ready…?

Martin Fox, Vascular Podiatrist, NHS Manchester

12.30–13.00

Sponsored symposium

13.00–13.30

Sponsored symposium

13.30–14.15

Lunch and exhibition viewing

14.15–15.00

Keynote speaker

15.00–15.30

Workshop rotation 1

Andrew Boulton, President, European Association for the Study of Diabetes; Professor of Medicine, University of Manchester; Visiting Professor, University of Miami, FL; Consultant Physician, Manchester Royal Infirmary

Workshop 1.1 Interactive workshop on X-rays

The importance of X-rays A stepwise approach to looking at an X-ray What is needed to make a diagnosis Frank Webb, Consultant Podiatrist Surgeon, Salford

Workshop 1.2 Interactive workshop on Charcot foot

Diagnosis and recognition Differential diagnosis Management Fran Game, Consultant Diabetologist and Director of R&D, Derby Hospitals NHS FT Hon Associate Professor, University of Nottingham

Workshop 1.3 Interactive workshop on offloading

What’s the evidence?

What’s current practice?

Why the difference?

Implementing it into practice Catherine Gooday, Principal Podiatrist, Diabetes, Elsie Bertram Diabetes Centre, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Rachel Berrington, Senior Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Foot Lead, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

15.30–16.00

Workshop rotation 2

16.00–16.30

Workshop rotation 3

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BOOKING FORM Online booking avaliable at: www.diabetesonthenet.com/events

Personal details

Please fill in your name, job title and place of work as you would like them to appear on the delegate list. Please use block capitals.

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The conference attendance charge includes all refreshments and conference materials and all costs are inclusive of VAT. FDUK member rate: £85.00 per person I declare I am an FDUK member Gala dinner: £75.00

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FDUK conference & Wounds UK conference & gala dinner (all three days): £336.00 per person

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Accommodation

To book a room please contact Reservation Highway Ltd on 01423 525577 www.reservation-highway.co.uk/wounds15

Terms and conditions

This event is for for healthcare professionals spending 50% or more of their time working in an NHS setting only. Cancellations and substitutions must be received in writing by 9th October 2015 and will be refunded less a 20% processing charge. After this date, we regret that registration fees will not be refunded.

Substitutions may be made in writing at any time without charge. The organisers reserve the right to refuse an application for space and cancel or amend events at any time.