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  1. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    "Not a podiatrist" says she is going to be working here http://www.legendsplus.co.uk/index.php where they say they are all SCP members and HCPC...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 7, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  2. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Where did i say FHPs should be prevented from working? I said "unqualified providers" and you can take that and apply it to people of whichever...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 4, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  3. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    perfectly happy to but can i know what point we disagree about? do you mean you hope the HPC will close the loophole allowing anyone struck off...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 3, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  4. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Misconduct is not inevitably "dangerous practice". You could argue that poor note keeping could have dangerous consequences but i bet the worst is...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 3, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  5. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    ha funny how we perceive things, there was me thinking i had the broader view and you had the tunnel vision Would you answer the question though?
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 3, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  6. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Just common sense as things stand. Play with the cards we have been dealt. Better the devil you know. Etc. It's called pragmatism: reality AS IT...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 3, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  7. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    yes they do and it's very unfortunate the grand-parenting and shutting the door to further unqualified providers was not done properly back in...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 3, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  8. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Lets prioritise for a minute. In terms of protecting the public are the HPC a problem for allowing "dangerous practitioners" (has there actually...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 3, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  9. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Out of interest how do you feel about it? But the HCPC were making a useful threat weren't they? And in reality isn't it better FOR US that they...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 2, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  10. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Yes fair enough, needs must. Was probably bound to happen at some point. I'd happily concede a mistake if you are happy for non-registered...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 2, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  11. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    Well good, we are back to the status quo of the old state registration where (hard to prove now) i assume it would have been a legal issue to...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 2, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  12. Podiatrya
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    Please answer `yes` or `no`

    a couple of things occur to me on this subject that i've not seen in the discussion though apologies if it has already been done to death. As...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 2, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  13. Podiatrya
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    Alternative to Interpod insoles in the UK

    How much to have leather covers pre-applied? Are these made in the UK as well? Are the kids ones mentioned here...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 1, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  14. Podiatrya
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    How many ulcers in private practice?

    I know what you mean about the cost, I've a few times asked for an urgent referral from the GP while i carry on seeing them, knowing the patient...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 1, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  15. Podiatrya
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    Alternative to Interpod insoles in the UK

    I need a top cover option really so let me know if you've come up with a solution. Got to be rigid enough to be able to go in and out of shoes...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 1, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  16. Podiatrya
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    How many ulcers in private practice?

    strange 248 views and not one reply. Does everyone work in the NHS here? I thought it was more of a private practice forum?
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 1, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  17. Podiatrya
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    Alternative to Interpod insoles in the UK

    Thanks, looks interesting but what are the prices and can you supply full length top covers? Also do you do any child sizes? Thanks
    Post by: Podiatrya, Dec 1, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  18. Podiatrya
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    New Clearanail Drill information request

    Who said the smallest was 1mm? Algeos? Sure you can get 0.4mm drill from a dental supplier and your normal drill goes up to 30,000rpm which is...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Nov 29, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  19. Podiatrya
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    Alternative to Interpod insoles in the UK

    Are they secret or in pre-production or do you have a website we can all see? thanks
    Post by: Podiatrya, Nov 29, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  20. Podiatrya
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    Alternative to Interpod insoles in the UK

    Lucky you. I won't bore you with the details of my frustrating interactions over the years. Thanks for the links. Have you experience with...
    Post by: Podiatrya, Nov 29, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  21. Podiatrya
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    How many ulcers in private practice?

    Hi, Having worked in the NHS where we were trying to cope with an endless stream of serious foot ulcers and now being in private practice where...
    Thread by: Podiatrya, Nov 28, 2015, 10 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
  22. Podiatrya
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    Alternative to Interpod insoles in the UK

    Hi, I'm done with using Algeos who seem to be monopolising and commercialising our field and are the sole importers of these insoles. I find...
    Thread by: Podiatrya, Nov 28, 2015, 12 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
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