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Consultation on standards for podiatric surgery

Dyddiad:

Dydd Mawrth 30 Medi, 2014 , Dydd Gwener 16 Ionawr, 2015

Lleoliad:

This consultation has closed

This consultation has now closed.

We consulted on draft standards for podiatric surgery.

We have developed these standards as part of moving toward our intention of annotating (marking) the entries of chiropodists / podiatrists in the Register who have undertaken approved qualifications which allow them to extend their scope of practice into performing podiatric surgery. We plan to annotate the Register to strengthen public protection.

We have engaged extensively with key stakeholders in drafting these standards. They cover requirements for podiatric surgery education and training programmes, as well as the skills, knowledge and understanding necessary for safe and effective podiatric surgery practice.

This consultation will be of particular interest to podiatrists who practise podiatric surgery; education providers; employers; professional bodies; and those who use podiatric surgery services.

We look forward to receiving your comments. You can download a copy of the consultation document below. This sets out our proposals in more detail and includes the draft standards. You will need to refer to this document when responding.

Participants were invited to reply to the consultation in the following ways:

By completing an online survey (now closed)

By emailing us at consultation@hcpc-uk.org

By writing to us at the following address:

Consultation on standards for podiatric surgery
Policy and Standards Department
Health and Care Professions Council
Park House
184 Kennington Park Road
London
SE11 4BU

If you would like to request the consultation document in hard copy or in alternative formats, please email consultation@hcpc-uk.org or call 0207 840 9815.

The deadline for responses to the consultation is 16 January 2015.

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