About This Webinar
We all know vascular assessment is important, but how often does it actually change what we do?
A corn may still require treatment whether it is found on a healthy foot or an ischaemic foot, but the vascular status of that patient can significantly affect how treatment is approached, what advice is given and whether further investigation or referral is needed.
During this webinar, Robert will take a practical look at the key elements of vascular assessment and explain how to use the information you gather to support safer and more informed clinical decisions.
The emphasis will be on techniques and clinical clues that can be applied in everyday practice, whether or not you have access to a Doppler.
What You Will Learn
During the session, you will explore:
• Key signs and symptoms of vascular compromise
• Relevant patient history and risk factors
• Simple clinical observations that can provide valuable information
• Practical vascular assessment techniques
• Useful assessment methods with and without a Doppler
• How vascular findings should influence treatment decisions
• When vascular findings should change the advice you give a patient
• Recognising when something requires further investigation
• When and how to refer appropriately
• How to raise concerns effectively when significant vascular problems are identified
What You Will Gain
By the end of the webinar, you should have:
• Greater confidence when carrying out basic vascular assessments
• A clearer understanding of which findings genuinely matter
• Practical assessment techniques you can use in clinic
• Improved confidence when interpreting vascular signs and symptoms
• A better understanding of when treatment plans may need to change
• Greater confidence around referral and escalation
Who Is This Webinar For?
This webinar is particularly relevant for Foot Health Practitioners who want to make vascular assessment a more meaningful part of everyday clinical practice.
Whether you currently use a Doppler regularly or rely primarily on clinical assessment, the session is designed to provide practical information that can be applied immediately.
The aim is simple: to make vascular assessment feel less like a box-ticking exercise and more like a useful part of your clinical toolkit.
Places Are Limited
Early booking is recommended to secure your place.