Courses & Events

Available to all HCPC / CORU registered Podiatrists with POM-A It covers the practical techniques of injecting steroids, viscosupplements or prolotherapy agents into the knee, ankle and foot, both by both traditional landmark technique and under ultrasound guidance

Our highly regarded Diabetic and Vascular Assessment and Management Course has been comprehensively updated to include a unique hands-on clinical component, providing delegates with direct experience of diabetic foot screening in a live clinical setting.

In today’s foot health practices, damaged nails are a common concern among patients, often stemming from trauma, fungal infections, nail surgery, or various medical conditions. As part of a comprehensive treatment plan, toenail reconstruction can be a fantastic, temporary cosmetic solution—sometimes the only viable option for restoring the appearance of a damaged nail.

Our Verruca Masterclass discusses safe, usually painless and effective methods of treatment for many patients, particularly children, anxious and those with potentially complicated or difficult healing, such as diabetes. During this course, we will study the human papilloma virus, and also how to recognise other possible differential diagnosis.

This course is open to all HCPC-registered Podiatrists with POM-A certification. Hyaluronan and synthetic filler injections, typically combined with a local anesthetic, are used to enhance tissue volume in areas where elasticity has diminished. For instance, the soft tissue under the forefoot or heel may lose its padding, leading to joint pain (Metatarsalgia). Similarly, toe joints can develop bony prominences that contribute to corns and ulcers due to friction. In such cases, tissue fillers act as an internal cushion, helping to alleviate pain and prevent further damage for several months.