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  1. anthony watson
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    Working in the states

    Re: Working in the ststes do you have assistants in the usa. like dental nurses?
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 23, 2014 in forum: USA
  2. anthony watson
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    Treating patients in a care/nursing home

    So guys can someone tell me what is the difference between a HPC reg SMAE pod and a HPC BSc pod. I ask because in many posts (some by David) it...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 22, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  3. anthony watson
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    Treating patients in a care/nursing home

    have been in about 15 nursing homes over the last 3 weeks for NHS patients. A number of staff have said "oh will you do them in the lounge"...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  4. anthony watson
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    Problem Patient

    hi not a bite of any kind? she could try antihistamines as last resort. thanks anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  5. anthony watson
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    Phenol Ez Swabs

    used lots of ez and noted increase in regrowth. can lot you have a supplier but in uk!
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  6. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    oh' I see MSK (the dark side!) Thanks Anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  7. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    hi peter Do you guys use Marcaine for nail ops? just ask as long lasting and not recommended in kids. I only ever use it when longer pain...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  8. anthony watson
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    Would you do it all again?

    what is it that upsets you most about the complaints? could you give us an example? as you may get some positive suggestions from the guys on...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  9. anthony watson
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    Problem Patient

    hi Is the sensation ok? a neuroma?
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 20, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  10. anthony watson
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    Would you do it all again?

    hi What happened to make you feel this way? most of us have complaints made our way at one time or another but its what you learn from them that...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 19, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  11. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    this is from one of the NHS policies on O2 • In the emergency situation oxygen prescription is not required. Oxygen should be given to the...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 18, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  12. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    hi peter Can you do me a favor if have time. Could you look at the instructions on the Scandonest site and let us know how you read them. Its...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 18, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  13. anthony watson
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    Would you do it all again?

    :D hope for me yet! My dad was also a Chiropodist but went into nursing at the end of the War. Still limp from one of his VP treatments as...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 18, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  14. anthony watson
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    Would you do it all again?

    ah bel I have many years in podiatry and have held many roles from the old senior II to specialist role at band 7 in diabetes. I have set up and...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 17, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  15. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    hi peter when your assessments were done did they look at the manufactures recommendations? I think for Scandonest it is suggesting that...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 17, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  16. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 16, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  17. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    hi Kevin Do you have Oxygen in your surgery as routine? what other emergency drugs do you hold as routine in the US? Thanks Anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 16, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  18. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    sorry Linda do I know you? you seem very peeved with anything I write? Thanks Anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 16, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  19. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    hi guys what is your opinion to this taken from the scandonest 3% plain web site and its ref to Oxygen?RISK INFORMATION Reactions to Scandonest®...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 16, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  20. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    ah Linda although tempting to work on patients when out cold i was joking!!! You did not think i was serious did you? thanks Anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 16, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  21. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    hi Linda I am with our US colleague on this. if the patient has a simple vasovagal faint and regains composure and is happy to continue why...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 16, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  22. anthony watson
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    Do people do nail surgery single handed?

    apart from the rare fainter, anyone seen any reactions to LA? I haven't and am happy to do single handed. Bit of a pain if the patient faints...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 15, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  23. anthony watson
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    £12 DOM fee

    thanks Bill Think I might just do that.
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 12, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  24. anthony watson
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    £12 DOM fee

    thanks Bill I was talking about the way the podiatrist in the picture was holding the syringe. I have in my day done a number of tibial blocks...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 12, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  25. anthony watson
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    £12 DOM fee

    Have to ask (i will put my tin hat on!) What is the point of doing a degree and all the cost and hassle when it seems the SMAE can do the same...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 12, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  26. anthony watson
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    £12 DOM fee

    Think the SMAE training includes LA as seen it in the website? It also talks about treating diabetic patients. They are HPC reg I think
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 11, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  27. anthony watson
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    Would you do it all again?

    hi As beginning to think of retirement was wondering would I have done podiatry again. It has had many ups and downs but for me yes I would do...
    Thread by: anthony watson, Mar 11, 2014, 21 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
  28. anthony watson
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    How would Protection of Function work

    Hi this is from a recent job add on the nhs website. Just wondered what if all foot health treatment had to be done by pods meeting the nhs min...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 11, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  29. anthony watson
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    what is informed consent and how is it obtained?

    Thanks very well explained and helpful. When working in the NHS Documentation is part of procedures and policy. When working privately I...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 11, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  30. anthony watson
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    is this a real dumb question?

    so can US pods work in the UK as foot surgeons? I will have to sell my house in the states!!!
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 10, 2014 in forum: USA
  31. anthony watson
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    £12 DOM fee

    what do you take at your medical history? what assessment tests do you take? Just wondering Thanks Anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 10, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  32. anthony watson
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    A Voluntary General Podiatric Council

    sorry didn't mean to belittle the work of many forward thinking podiatrists. I should not have used those terms Thanks Anthony
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 9, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  33. anthony watson
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    Age Concern Footcare Service

    it would be interesting to see the type of insurance cover age concern have. I feel all patients should have the right to choose who looks...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 9, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  34. anthony watson
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    What is the best cream for dry skin?

    I found a good one in pound land and asda. seems as good as flexitol. used to love that German stuff Ghewol, Gohalol? (don't know how it was...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 9, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  35. anthony watson
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    £12 DOM fee

    do all these type of posts go nowhere but into arguments? yer dogs most think I am a vet and try to bite me! Smokers are worse on doms the smell...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 9, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  36. anthony watson
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    Regulation of Podiatry

    hi I know of many tissue viability nurses trained by pods to do debridement. I seem to remember many years back some trust in Scotland training...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 9, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  37. anthony watson
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    A Voluntary General Podiatric Council

    do we need to change? I am referring to the apathetic nature of our profession and votes/change
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 9, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  38. anthony watson
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    What is the best cream for dry skin?

    Hi what do you recommend for patients with dry skin?
    Thread by: anthony watson, Mar 8, 2014, 15 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
  39. anthony watson
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    How would Protection of Function work

    how did it work in the USA? anything to learn from them?:D
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 8, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
  40. anthony watson
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    Debridement in the patients home setting

    i have limited understanding of legal procedures and the NHS litigation authority. but the managers do the investigating and the letters in...
    Post by: anthony watson, Mar 7, 2014 in forum: United Kingdom
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