In addition you will also undertake a specialised module which deals with the surgical management of nail disorders. Managing patients in hospital and community settings Maximising mobility in patients with neurological disorders eg. Managing foot ulceration in patients with diabetes mellitus Surgical treatment of ingrown toe nail under local anaesthesia Year Four You will focus on clinical specialisation and research. You will complete three clinical placements, one core and two electives, in a variety of locations. The electives create opportunities for you to gain some experience of podiatric specialisation eg.
Research is a second major focus of the year.
The course utilises a variety of interactive learning methods including workshops, laboratory sessions, computer technology, tutorials, seminars, role-play, clinical demonstrations and lectures. The emphasis on independent study increases as you progress. The Department is recognised for the high quality of academic support and feedback. In addition to the on-site teaching clinics, excellent community teaching clinics are adjacent to the campus. Clinical investigations are supported by a wide range of computerised diagnostic equipment.