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A network of healthcare professionals dedicated to the improvement of diabetes footcare in England

The EDFN is a group of diabetes foot champions who established a network across England to improve outcomes for people with diabetes.

If you are involved in diabetes footcare, join our network and become part of a new community dedicated to improving care and reducing amputations.

National obesity conference: Just eight weeks to go

The countdown is on for the Obesity & Weight Management Alliance Conference, with just eight weeks until one of the most important events for UK healthcare ...

Save the Date – EDFN National Conference 2025

Mark your calendars for an inspiring event you won’t want to miss! EDFN National Conference 2025 9th May Free Online Event Join us for an uplifting day of learn...

Diabetic wound treatment to be transformed by porous dermal fillers, evidence suggests

A new injectable granular filler could be a “major breakthrough” in diabetes wound care and management, a recent study has indicated. Latest research conducted ...

Simply WiFi: Taking the fear out of it

Understanding the complexities of lower extremity limb assessment can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. The WIfI (Wound, Ischaemia, and foot Infection) Cl...

‘High rate of complete healing’ of chronic DFUs when treated with unique keratin matrix graft

A trial evaluating the efficacy of a unique keratin matrix graft to treat chronic diabetic foot ulcers found a “high rate of complete healing”. The multicentre ...

Using C-reactive protein values in patients with DFU infections to guide treatment

Patients with diabetic foot ulcer infection with lower C-reactive protein (CRP) values are at lower risk of adverse outcomes, according to research which set ou...

Watch now: Diabetes footcare in dark skin tones

The latest EDFN webinar shared guidance and further insights into diabetes footcare in dark skin tones, in light of a new handbook from Diabetes Africa. Delegat...

Register now for new webinar – Tackling fungal foot infections

Scholl is delighted to announce registrations are open for their upcoming webinar titled “Navigating foot conditions in your practice: Conquering fungal f...

EDFN autumn webinar: Diabetes footcare in dark skin tones

The latest EDFN webinar will share guidance and further insights into diabetes footcare in dark skin tones, in light of a new handbook from Diabetes Africa. Del...

The Talking Feet Podcast: the podcast of the EDFN

EDFN Podcast: Tackling the ‘existential crisis’ facing podiatry

In the latest EDFN podcast, two experts discuss the efforts being made to sustain and grow the number of podiatrists as the profession faces an “existential cri...

Listen now: EDFN Peer Review the subject of latest podcast episode

The aims and potential impact of the EDFN Peer Review is the topic of discussion in the latest podcast episode. The EDFN’s chair, Richard Leigh, talks about why...

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Raising the quality of diabetes footcare through...

Sharing best practice

Our members get access to the latest best practice in diabetes footcare, we share what works to speed up the improvements to care pathways and clinical care.

Professional forum

Engage with footcare professionals in our interactive online forum, where you can set up topics, pose questions, gain feedback and share ideas.

Education

Our network is dedicated to improving footcare for people with diabetes through the provision of high-quality education for professionals.

Podcasts

Leading names from the NHS and research will be featured in this new podcast series, which supplements our news and education services.

Webinars

Get up-to-date with the latest research and clinical breakthroughs through a series of educational and informative webinars.

Latest news

Catch up with all the new developments involving diabetes footcare in England.