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UK foot orthoses activity

Discussion in 'Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses' started by daveeardley, Jul 31, 2012.

  1. daveeardley

    daveeardley Member


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    Does anybody know of any research that ascertains the prescribing rate of clinicians in the UK. This would be for custom or bespoke foot orthoses. It would be a good measure of ones comparitive activity in this area.

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  2. Dave, not aware of anything published in the UK within recent years. The nearest you'll likely get is: http://www.algeos.com/pdfs/Prescription Habits - OZ.pdf
     
  3. daveeardley

    daveeardley Member

    Thanks Simon
     
  4. Remember, this was published over a decade ago and does not account for NHS prescription habits.
     
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