The Australian diabetes-related foot disease guidelines and this toolkit are designed for health professionals and disciplines caring for people with diabetes-related foot disease and diabetes-related foot ulcers in secondary and tertiary health care settings in Australia. Diabetes and feet toolkit A practical toolkit for health professionals using the Australian diabetes-related foot disease guidelines. Download The toolkit covers the guidelines: prevention wound classification peripheral artery disease infection offloading wound healing interventions and includes: an overview of each guideline recommendations for each guideline implementation and monitoring considerations considerations for the Australian context practical pathways for each guideline to help optimise the implementation of the recommendations. Related resources Foot Forward for health professionals A range of information and educational resources to support health professionals to provide appropriate foot care for people with diabetes. Find out more Information Prescriptions Information Prescriptions are designed to give people living with diabetes the information that they need to understand, engage with and improve on their health targets. Find out more Diabetes and your feet—low risk Information Prescription People with diabetes are at higher risk of developing serious foot problems. You can reduce this risk if you have regular foot checks with a health professional and take good care of your feet. Download Diabetes and your feet—moderate or high risk Information Prescription People with diabetes are at higher risk of developing serious foot problems. You can reduce this risk if you have regular foot checks with a health professional and take good care of your feet. Download
