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Open Access 01-12-2015 | Oral Presentation

Better understanding the provision and retention of podiatry specific diabetes education

Auteurs: Julia Yuncken, Cylie Williams, Rene Stolwyk, Terry Haines

Gepubliceerd in: Journal of Foot and Ankle Research | bijlage 2/2015

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Health literacy is fundamental to the provision of education within the health care setting. Poor health literacy regularly affects people's health and their ability to self care. Podiatrists regularly provide education to clients who have diabetes however little is known about the best method to do so, particularly when the client has complications or poor health literacy. This study aims to quantify what educational content is provided from podiatrists to clients with diabetes during assessments and routine appointments in order to further inform retention rates of education. …

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