Notes for podiatrists
Practical articles about everyday work in a podiatry practice: visit records, progress photos and documents — briefly and to the point.
Taking a health history at the first podiatry visit
Which health questions to ask a new podiatry client, how to ask them without awkwardness, and how to keep the answers current from visit to visit.
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Tracking nail correction braces from visit to visit
What to write down when you install a nail correction brace and at each check-up, so anyone on the team can see where the course stands.
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Referrals, reports and scans: keeping client paperwork in one place
Clients bring referrals, clinic reports and lists of medicines. How to scan, name and read them so nothing gets lost between visits.
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Foot care at home between podiatry visits: what to tell clients
Simple, widely accepted home foot care advice for podiatry clients: washing and drying, nails, shoes, self-checks and the signs that mean come back sooner.
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What to record at every podiatry visit
A short checklist for the visit record: health details, feet and nails, correction systems, photos and the conclusion — so the next visit starts with the full picture.
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Before-and-after photos: how to show progress honestly
Same light, same angle, same distance: simple rules for podiatry photos that can still be compared months later — and shown to the client.
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Client consents without paper: how signing on the screen works
Why a podiatry practice needs signed consents, what to check before the client signs and how to keep the documents at hand.
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