Advancing your career
Advancing your profession
We’re delighted to announce that this year the College of Podiatry will be holding its first digital conference. We’ll be streaming a wide range of clinically focused education, together with the latest updates from around the UK. The sessions will be delivered by leading experts from the UK and further afield, with an emphasis on helping you to translate their insight and guidance into your everyday practice.
The conference is spread over 3 days to give you the best opportunity to fit it in around your week, and we already have a taster of what you can expect on each day:
Wednesday 25 November
5-7 pm
- Podiatry and pharmacology
- 21st Century Diabetes Foot Management with David Armstrong, USA
- Podiatry and the impact of COVID-19
Thursday 26 November
5-7 pm
- Verrucae myth-busting
- Keynote session with Kevin Kirby: Biomechanics and treatment of plantar fat pad atrophy symptoms in the geriatric foot
- Regional anaesthesia for podiatric practice for all podiatrists
Saturday 28 November
11-4 pm
- Clinical sessions on dermatology, sports and paediatrics, and improving your auditing skills
- Support from the College of Podiatry on trade unions and launching and looking after your own private practices.
- Keynote session: The impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers and BAME communities
You’ll be able to interact with other delegates throughout using the live chat function and learn more about the latest products and services available in the resource area and during sponsored sessions.
A live Q&A with the speaker and chair will follow each session, providing you with an unrivalled opportunity to engage with the speakers and ask your burning questions.
WHY ATTEND?
THE PROGRAMME IS PACKED WITH INFORMATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL CONTENT WHICH HIGHLIGHTS KEY TOPICS WITHIN THE UK. THIS FAST-PACED, INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE COMBINES LATEST CLINICAL PRACTICE, BUSINESS INNOVATION AND RESEARCH FROM A GLOBAL COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVE AND MUCH, MUCH MORE
Ask the experts your burning questions through the LIVE Q&A at the end of each session
Log on from the comfort of your own home or the office, to view the sessions on your PC, MAC, tablet or smartphone
Gain up to 9 hours CPD across the event
Join us for our upcoming webinars
Taking place on the 25 - 26 & 28 November 2020
Prescribing in independent practice
Dr Jean Mooney
Play Video
COVID: Bringing podiatry and nursing closer together? Session supported by L&R
Dr Leanne Atkin and Samantha Haycocks
Play Video
21st Century diabetes foot management
Professor David Armstrong
Play Video
How has the pandemic changed delivery of care? Session supported by MARSH
Philip Dearn and Randall Gibb
Play Video
The changing face of practice during COVID-19
Katie Collins
Play Video
Chair’s welcome
Steve Jamieson and James Coughtrey
Play Video
Verrucae myth busting
Belinda Longhurst
Play Video
Recognising infection and ischaemia the key to good outcomes Session Supported by Flen Health
Paul Chadwick and Alison Musgrove
Play Video
Biomechanics and treatment of plantar fat pad atrophy symptoms in the geriatric foot
Dr Kevin Kirby
Play Video
Regional anaesthesia in advance podiatric practice
Mr Kaser Nazir
Play Video
Peripheral Arterial Disease in Podiatry 2020 – using the 3P assessment approach to enable safe, proactive podiatry practice
Martin Fox
Play Video
Advances in IPC for hard-to-heal venous ulcers Session supported by Huntleigh-diagnostics
Dr Rhys Morris and Karen Staines
Play Video
Podiatric sports medicine:
The role of the plantaris in mid-portion Achilles tendinopathy
Steve Connors
Play Video
Sick of talking about flat feet? Time to focus on what children’s podiatry is really all about.
Nina Davis
Play Video
Legal (work-related) aspects of Covid-19 Session supported byThompson’s Solicitors
Mark Allen
Play Video
Acral Lentiginous Melanoma – the one to watch
Dr Ivan Bristow
Play Video
Flexitol and Feet: Applying knowledge in practice Session supported by Thornton & Ross
Dr Ivan Bristow
Play Video
Audit : Your new super power in improving patient outcomes
Dr Helen Branthwaite
Play Video
25 November 2020
26 November 2020
28 November 2020
25 November 2020
Prescribing in independent practice
Dr Jean Mooney
Play Video
COVID: Bringing podiatry and nursing closer together? Session supported by L&R
Dr Leanne Atkin and Samantha Haycocks
Play Video
21st Century diabetes foot management
Professor David Armstrong
Play Video
How has the pandemic changed delivery of care? Session supported by MARSH
Philip Dearn and Randall Gibb
Play Video
The changing face of practice during COVID-19
Katie Collins
Play Video
26 November 2020
Chair’s welcome
Steve Jamieson and James Coughtrey
Play Video
Verrucae myth busting
Belinda Longhurst
Play Video
Recognising infection and ischaemia the key to good outcomes Session Supported by Flen Health
Paul Chadwick and Alison Musgrove
Play Video
Biomechanics and treatment of plantar fat pad atrophy symptoms in the geriatric foot
Dr Kevin Kirby
Play Video
Regional anaesthesia in advance podiatric practice
Mr Kaser Nazir
Play Video
28 November 2020
Peripheral Arterial Disease in Podiatry 2020 – using the 3P assessment approach to enable safe, proactive podiatry practice
Martin Fox
Play Video
Advances in IPC for hard-to-heal venous ulcers Session supported by Huntleigh-diagnostics
Dr Rhys Morris and Karen Staines
Play Video
Podiatric sports medicine:
The role of the plantaris in mid-portion Achilles tendinopathy
Steve Connors
Play Video
Sick of talking about flat feet? Time to focus on what children’s podiatry is really all about.
Nina Davis
Play Video
Legal (work-related) aspects of Covid-19 Session supported byThompson’s Solicitors
Mark Allen
Play Video
Acral Lentiginous Melanoma – the one to watch
Dr Ivan Bristow
Play Video
Flexitol and Feet: Applying knowledge in practice Session supported by Thornton & Ross
Dr Ivan Bristow
Play Video
Audit : Your new super power in improving patient outcomes
Dr Helen Branthwaite
Play Video
VIRTUAL CONFERENCE FEEs
FOR ALL 3 DAYS:
Member Rate
£20.00
Student Rate*
£5.00
Non Member
£95.00
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your place
- Student terms and conditions
- Undergraduate students must be a member of one of the 14 College of Podiatry recognised schools of podiatry.
- Undergraduate students must have graduated in 2020 from one of the 14 College of Podiatry recognised schools of podiatry and must become a member of the College by 1 November 2020.
