For Referring Clinicians
For Doctors
A direct pathway for physicians, surgeons and diabetologists who need specialist diabetic foot and wound support for their patients, plus structured training for doctors who want to build the skill themselves.
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Refer a Patient
Send a diabetic foot or non-healing wound case to us, with same-day opinions on WhatsApp and a written summary back to you.
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A structured, hands-on fellowship for surgeons who want to build real competence in limb salvage and diabetic foot surgery.
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A short observation programme for doctors who want structured exposure to diabetic foot practice without a long placement.
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What happens after you refer
Common questions from referring doctors
quiz Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Referred patients are returned to your care once the wound is healed or stable, with a written summary of what was done and what to watch for. Onward diabetes and general care stays with you.
No. A phone call or a photo with a short history is enough to start. A letter is helpful for records but never a condition for seeing the patient.
Spreading cellulitis, wet gangrene, an abscess needing drainage, a rapidly deteriorating wound or a cold painful foot suggesting critical ischemia. Please call directly for these rather than sending a message.
Often yes. A clear photograph with history, blood sugar values and pulse status allows useful guidance on dressings, antibiotics and whether the patient truly needs to travel.
Yes, for a second opinion or for wound care alongside their existing treatment. The treating surgeon is kept informed so nothing is duplicated or contradicted.
Both a structured fellowship for doctors who want to practise diabetic foot surgery themselves and shorter observerships for those who want exposure to how the service runs.