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  1. simonf
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    Title 'Dr' UK

    medical degrees are 5 years study as is BDS, you can practice in the dental sphere witha 3 years BSc but you will be a dental hygienist my...
    Post by: simonf, Jul 4, 2016 in forum: United Kingdom
  2. simonf
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    Title 'Dr' UK

    David, I know you have said things about raising the profile and reflecting scope of practice, but can you explain how, by using the Dr title this...
    Post by: simonf, May 6, 2016 in forum: United Kingdom
  3. simonf
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    Cryo surgery for neuroma

    I recall that probably 10 -15 years ago cryotherapy for neuromas was going to be the next big thing, but I am not sure it really took off. There...
    Thread by: simonf, Apr 13, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Foot Surgery
  4. simonf
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    Post op HAV surgery pain management

    Anyone got the full article?
    Post by: simonf, Nov 13, 2015 in forum: Foot Surgery
  5. simonf
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    Custom made orthotics supplier in uK

    I have used Biomechanics Foot Laboratory in Dublin, for almost 20 years, and never had an issue, excellent reliable devices s
    Post by: simonf, Nov 6, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  6. simonf
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    Help- Coupling 2 syringes!

    can you not use a cannula type needle - as uses for nerve stimulator or ultrasound guided blocks? these are easy to change syringes on without...
    Post by: simonf, Oct 2, 2015 in forum: United Kingdom
  7. simonf
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    prophylactic antibiosis in diabetic wound care

    I do not have much to do with diabetic or high risk wounds but would be grateul if anyone can point me in the direction of resources or evidence...
    Thread by: simonf, Sep 4, 2015, 1 replies, in forum: Diabetic Foot & Wound Management
  8. simonf
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    UK pod looking for work in Canada.

    you need to contact the regulator for podiatry in the province you are heading to - each province has its own regulator. you wont be able to...
    Post by: simonf, Jun 1, 2015 in forum: Canada
  9. simonf
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    Info wanted on emmigration

    Dieter, I think it is conceivable that a DPM could work in BC and alberta, but funding is a possible issue, plugging podiatry into the the...
    Post by: simonf, Jan 9, 2015 in forum: Canada
  10. simonf
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    Working in Calgary

    Alberta bases its entry requirements on the US dpm model, so its unlikely a UK immigrant will meet their requirements.
    Post by: simonf, Apr 25, 2014 in forum: Employment in Canada
  11. simonf
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    Info wanted on emmigration

    in most provinces private practice is the model you would be working in. I guess you could try charging what you like, but in reality the...
    Post by: simonf, Mar 25, 2014 in forum: Canada
  12. simonf
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    Would welcome advice on employment in Canada for uk citizens

    Have you checked out the Canadian government immigration website? I don't believe there is an age limit, however you would still need to pass...
    Post by: simonf, Mar 25, 2014 in forum: Employment in Canada
  13. simonf
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    Best country to work as a Podiatrist

    Phil, I didn't really answer your post earlier, I was just responding to one of kevins comments. It's quite a long time since I was a new...
    Post by: simonf, Jan 31, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  14. simonf
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    Best country to work as a Podiatrist

    Working as a podiatrist in the UK I can do almost all of the above, I am limited in terms of meds prescribing. I am often referred to as doctor by...
    Post by: simonf, Jan 31, 2014 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  15. simonf
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    Would welcome advice on employment in Canada for uk citizens

    I think you need to research this more. but to save you the bother - each province has its own regulatory framework, to find out about practice...
    Post by: simonf, Mar 22, 2013 in forum: Employment in Canada
  16. simonf
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    Fees in NZ

    I hope for your sake you are right. Have you got it in writing? Have you verified with your regulator that they are happy for you to have...
    Post by: simonf, Nov 26, 2012 in forum: New Zealand
  17. simonf
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    Fees in NZ

    Mark, are you saying that your SCP insurance is covering your practice overseas? I thought they had stopped that a few years ago - I wasnt...
    Post by: simonf, Nov 26, 2012 in forum: New Zealand
  18. simonf
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    Moving to Winnipeg in july 2011 and looking for a podiatry position

    Daniel, With the greatest of respect, I'm not quite sure what you are driving at, Buddy. As you may or perhaps don't know, regulation of...
    Post by: simonf, May 17, 2012 in forum: Employment in Canada
  19. simonf
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    Post tibial tendon dysfunction...how long for recovery?

    I'm with paul, as I said earlier, Gillian needs to have the full and frank discussion regarding the potential long term issues of PTTD, otherwise...
    Post by: simonf, May 8, 2012 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  20. simonf
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    Post tibial tendon dysfunction...how long for recovery?

    I think if you haven't already done so you need to have a good chat with your patient and make sure to outline the potential devastation that...
    Post by: simonf, May 7, 2012 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  21. simonf
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    Post tibial tendon dysfunction...how long for recovery?

    Gillian, Hope alls is well with you. I would expect to see some swelling and tenderness along the course of the pt tendon in addition to...
    Post by: simonf, May 7, 2012 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  22. simonf
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    Hypertension and issues with podiatric surgery under LA

    I have been looking at some of the issues around hypertension, and possible issues with foot surgery under LA. I have worked in a number of UK...
    Thread by: simonf, Mar 23, 2012, 2 replies, in forum: Foot Surgery
  23. simonf
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    UK podiatric surgery vs orthopaedic surgery

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    Post by: simonf, Dec 20, 2011 in forum: Foot Surgery
  24. simonf
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    CPD expenses+Tax

    Personally I have never had any CPD apart from mandatory training (first aid, back care etc) picked up by an NHS trust (in 23 years). Although...
    Post by: simonf, Nov 19, 2011 in forum: United Kingdom
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    CPD expenses+Tax

    Thanks Ian, That is broadly my understanding. My feeling is that whilst I would not be able to retain my registration if I did not attend...
    Post by: simonf, Nov 19, 2011 in forum: United Kingdom
  26. simonf
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    CPD expenses+Tax

    I couldn't decide whether to put this in here or practice management. Can anyone advise me whether cpd expenses (cost of conferences etc ) can...
    Thread by: simonf, Nov 19, 2011, 8 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
  27. simonf
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    Chiropody in Ontario

    Not being funny, but why? Can you back this assertion up with any facts that would support this position? Oh and Welcome to the forum by the...
    Post by: simonf, Oct 13, 2011 in forum: Introductions
  28. simonf
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    Post operative radiographs protocols

    Thanks Tom, That approach makes a lot of sense to me
    Post by: simonf, Sep 7, 2011 in forum: Foot Surgery
  29. simonf
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    Moving to Winnipeg in july 2011 and looking for a podiatry position

    There are a few threads about UK pods in Canada, but basically if you have a UK degree or equivalent, you should be able to work as a Podiatrist...
    Post by: simonf, Sep 7, 2011 in forum: Employment in Canada
  30. simonf
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    Role of steroid injections in mid tarsal arthrosis management

    I seem to have seen a few folks recently with significant degenerative changes in 2nd and 3rd met/cuneiform joints. On X ray significant...
    Thread by: simonf, Sep 6, 2011, 3 replies, in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  31. simonf
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    Post operative radiographs protocols

    Thanks guys. The use of an immediate post op film perplexes me. I understand the premise, ie the case was in good shape when it left me....
    Post by: simonf, Sep 3, 2011 in forum: Foot Surgery
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    Post operative radiographs protocols

    I wonder if there is a general consensus regarding the use of post op radiographs. Back in the 1980's and 90's When I first became involved in...
    Thread by: simonf, Sep 2, 2011, 7 replies, in forum: Foot Surgery
  33. simonf
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    Carbon fibre as a foot orthotic material

    I'd say poly prop was more durable than CF, CF doesnt like the bits of grit etc that find their way into shoes. A few years ago I had an elderly...
    Post by: simonf, Jul 28, 2011 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  34. simonf
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    Podiatrists with recognised Ultrasound qualifications

    I would really like to do this course at Teeside Uni after I have wrapped up my MSc.
    Post by: simonf, Jul 14, 2011 in forum: United Kingdom
  35. simonf
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    Literature support for pod surgeons?

    I think what Peter meant was, that if the trust buy into your plan it would be more cost effective to buy in an existing Consultant now and start...
    Post by: simonf, Jul 8, 2011 in forum: Foot Surgery
  36. simonf
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    Ammendments to POM act

    Thats what I make out of this too, although it is not an easy read. the MHRA website which clearly explains the exemption issue has not as yet...
    Post by: simonf, Jul 1, 2011 in forum: United Kingdom
  37. simonf
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    Independent Prescribing for Podiatrists

    Thanks Martin for the useful insight to the consultation process. I know that is is difficult to guess, but what sort of timescale do you feel...
    Post by: simonf, Mar 18, 2011 in forum: United Kingdom
  38. simonf
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    Should 12 months NHS be mandatory

    That would be neat, like a residency program, in fact it could be something that was extended over 3-4 years to cover surgery, rheumatology and...
    Post by: simonf, Feb 3, 2011 in forum: United Kingdom
  39. simonf
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    Orthopedist attacks Podiatry

    Slight thread hijack, apologies to one and all but: Dieter, It would be interesting to hear of your views on DPM education versus current...
    Post by: simonf, Jan 29, 2011 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
  40. simonf
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    What should I expect to earn?

    Hope your new boss doesn't read this and fall out with you before you have started work:sinking:
    Post by: simonf, Jan 28, 2011 in forum: Employment in Australia
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