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How to assess feet to prevent foot ulceration in people with diabetes

Jane Diggle

This quick reference guide provides a logical approach to reducing the risk of foot ulcers in people with diabetes in primary care. The aim of the “How to” series is to provide readers with a guide to clinical procedures and aspects of diabetes care that are covered in the clinic setting.

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