NHS Lanarkshire

Podiatry services include:

Specialist 

Diabetic and High risk care in the Acute (hospital) and Primary Care (community) settings. This service is for patients who have feet at risk from ulceration, infection and amputation.

Community and general podiatry

This service is responsible for delivering services within community clinics, residential and nursing homes and domiciliary visits.

Screening clinics for existing and new diabetic patients.

New patient assessment clinics for patients referred from GP practices and other sources.

Nail Surgery

This service is for the removal of ingrowing toenails, and other associated nail complications.

Foot Health Education

Provides advice to the general population, (community groups, schools, other health professionals) on all areas of foot care.

Foot care technicians are there to support and assist the podiatrist.

Biomechanic clinics

Provides assessment and treatment of unusual walking patterns, with the provision of insoles, supports and special footwear when required.

Additional podiatry responsibilities