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Education, Research Barriers and Solutions to the Implementation of Best Practice in Diabetes-related Foot care, Footwear and Wound Care: A Qualitative Inquiry

  • Kuhnke J
  • Keast D
  • Evans R
  • et al.
Limb Preservation Journal (2023) 4(1)
DOI: 10.56885/mukr8231
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Abstract

Clinicians providing diabetes-related skin and wound care face complex barriers associated with patients’ access and funding for foot care and footwear. We sought to understand the barriers and solutions to the delivery of best practices in wound care.

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Kuhnke, J. L., Keast, D. H., Evans, R., Rosenthal, S., & McSwiggan, J. (2023). Education, Research Barriers and Solutions to the Implementation of Best Practice in Diabetes-related Foot care, Footwear and Wound Care: A Qualitative Inquiry. Limb Preservation Journal, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.56885/mukr8231

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