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Highlights From The November/December 2025 Issue
Here are some editorial highlights from the current issue of Podiatry Management magazine.
Diabetes and Podiatry
Once Upon a Time
Use storytelling to connect with your patients.
Implications of Cannabis Use on Diabetes and Diabetic Ulcers
It’s important to understand its use in wound healing.
Mastering Patient Communication in Podiatry
Use these strategies to improve satisfaction and build trust.
Understanding Microvascular Health in Diabetes
Emerging technologies support better outcomes.
Evolve or Die
Here are some ancillary tips and tricks.
Diabetics, Patient Retention, and Patient Lifetime Value
Treating these patients can be rewarding in many ways.
3D Scanning for Modern Clinical Practice
It’s a matter of technique over technology.
Peptides in Wound Care
They represent a promising frontier in regenerative medicine.
The Endowment Effect
Valuating a practice involves “behavioral economics.”
Beyond Residency: The Case for Fellowship Training in Limb Salvage
The author explores the critical role of fellowship-trained podiatrists to improve outcomes.
CTPs and the WISeR Model
It’s important to be aware of these new wound care programs.
Tips for Charting the Diabetic Patient
Avoid these documentation deficiencies.
New CMS WISeR Model
This is Medicare’s attempt to expand prior authorizations.
A Compliance-First Clinical Pathway to Heal Chronic Wounds
Use smart antianionic dressings before considering any skin substitute.
Anticoagulation: An Update
It’s important to recognize when this therapy is warranted.
Enhancing Limb Salvage in Critical Limb-Threatening Ischemia
Pedal arch assessment and intervention are a promising step forward.
From Prescription to Prevention: Podiatric Options for Providing Diabetic Footwear to Patients with Medicare
There are a number of pathways you can use to ensure that your diabetic patients receive this essential benefit.
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