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Osteoarthritis of the knee is a commonly diagnosed condition with studies showing around 20% of the population experiencing some kind of patellofemoral (PF) joint pain in their lifetime. Join the APodA for our recent conversation with Dr Narelle Wyndow as we discuss the symptoms, possible treatment…

As practitioners we like to think the care we provide is always ‘patient centred’, but apart from being a bit of a ‘buzz-word’, what IS Patient Centred Care? , what does it look like in a real podiatry practice and how can practitioners apply the principles daily, for the benefit of their patients …

Treating patients who live with the challenges of Dementia presents very specific issues in terms of communication, patient management and in some cases handling. The patients suffer from many foot issues common to the elderly population, but in some cases their inability to communicate can be diff…

With many Podiatrists seeing more children in their practices, its common for podiatrists to work with children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Hugely rewarding, especially when you see progress, it can be challenging to navigate communication and to adapt consultations and your e…