About This Webinar
Diabetic foot ulcers remain one of the most challenging conditions encountered in clinical practice. Early recognition, effective management, and preventative care are essential to improving patient outcomes and reducing the risk of serious complications.
Join Robert Isaacs for this practical and engaging webinar, where he will explore diabetic foot ulcers and foot ulceration in greater depth. The session will focus on understanding why ulcers develop, how they progress, and the evidence-based approaches used to manage them effectively while preventing future ulceration.
Through real-world clinical scenarios and case-based learning, Robert will guide participants through the decision-making process clinicians face in everyday practice. The webinar includes numerous clinical photographs and suitably graphic case images to provide a realistic understanding of diabetic wound assessment and management.
Whether you are looking to strengthen your clinical knowledge or build confidence in managing patients with diabetic foot conditions, this webinar will provide practical insights that you can immediately apply in practice.
What You’ll Learn
- Understand why diabetic foot ulcers develop.
- Recognise the factors that contribute to ulcer progression.
- Learn practical approaches to assessment and clinical decision-making.
- Explore evidence-based management strategies for diabetic wounds.
- Identify key preventative measures to reduce the risk of ulceration.
- Review real clinical cases supported by detailed clinical photography.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for:
- Foot Health Practitioners
- Podiatrists
- Students and trainees
- Healthcare professionals involved in diabetic foot care
- Clinicians wishing to improve their wound management knowledge
About the Speaker
Robert Isaacs is an experienced clinician and educator with extensive knowledge in diabetic foot care and wound management. His practical teaching style combines clinical expertise with real-life case discussions, helping practitioners develop the confidence to make informed decisions in everyday practice.
Important Information
- Date: Thursday, 6th August 2026
- Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (UK Time)
- Platform: Zoom
- Limited Availability: Only 60 places are available.
- Participants will receive joining instructions by email after registration.
Please note: This webinar includes clinical images of diabetic foot wounds that some attendees may find graphic. These images are used solely for educational purposes.
Reserve Your Place Today
Places are strictly limited to 60 participants to ensure a high-quality learning experience. Secure your place now and gain valuable practical knowledge that you can immediately apply to your clinical practice.