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Musculoskeletal Problems & Solutions - 1.0CE Credits

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Musculoskeletal Problems & Solutions - 1.0CE Many problems related to the feet can be treated or at the very least properly mitigated, particularly in the early stages of the condition's development and progression. As a foot care nurse, you'll be helping your patients keep their quality of life longer not only by providing routine care, but also by effectively identifying foot, nail and skin issues that can be helped with the right intervention. In this video, we'll talk about the most common types of foot problems and deformities and how these affect gait. While some of these will ultimately require a referral to a specialist such as a surgeon, there are plenty of actions you can take as a nurse specializing in foot care, in order to help your patients today. Whether your patients have pain from untreated pressure points caused by hammertoes or they suffer from chronic plantar fasciitis, you'll first need to be able to quickly and effectively identify the issue before you're able to recommend a course of action. Common Musculoskeletal Problems Foot Care Nurses Encounter high arches low arches overpronation supination bunions hammertoes phalangeal prominences plantar fasciitis heel spurs Sometimes, the treatment is as simple as changing the patient's footwear to properly accommodate their toe box. Regardless of the treatment, your knowledge will be paramount to the patient's future success; in order to keep them active and walking, we'll need to understand the causes of problems and deformities, identify and chart them, and be familiar with correction methods that work - and those that are simply a waste of money.

A GREAT Textbook for Foot Care Nurses!


Art & Science of Nursing Foot Care
A Clinical Resource for Nurses

The 
FIRST multi-authored, peer-reviewed textbook, and is currently the #1 textbook.


The Art and Science of Foot Care: A Clinical Resource for Nurses - authored by Cindy Lazenby RN is a much needed reference text for foot care nurses.

Each chapter has exercises and assignments that reinforce the content. Many key content areas for provision of nursing foot care are covered such as anatomy of the lower leg; foot and nail conditions; infection control; foot and ankle conditioning; footwear and orthotics; foot care and diabetes; and wound care. There are many illustrations and color pictures of foot and nail conditions throughout the text. The glossary is comprehensive and is a clear reference found at the end of the book. It is highlighted in light green, which makes it easy to find. The book concludes with appendices that include resources such as assessment tools.

There is a chapter dedicated to career opportunities in foot care and another chapter to nursing foot care practice with exercises related to mentorship, suppliers, and instruments. Another unique and interesting aspect of this text is inclusion of “Peer Perspectives”. This feature provides personal practice experiences from experienced foot health providers that relate to the adjacent content.




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The Author:

Cindy Lazenby, lead author, has an extensive history of providing nursing foot care education and advocating for improvements in nursing foot care in Canada. As owner, director, and educator of Foot Canada Training, Cindy and her associates have trained over 3500 nurses across Canada since 1993. Community colleges, universities, governmental departments, and organizations from across Canada have sought out her expertise to design and deliver customized foot care programs.

Cindy's passion for education has been driven by her goal to advance nursing foot care in Canada: Cindy helped to form, and became the first chair of, the CAFCN (Canadian Association of Foot Care Nurses), which has been working to standardize best practices across Canada. This textbook is a culmination of her experience and drive to bring informed, effective, and consistent practices to nursing foot care in Canada.

Book Reviews

"You have developed a useful product which will likely be helpful beyond the target audience. Well done! I think that I may pack it bring the (wound care) conference. If the opportunity presents itself I will ask the booksellers there if they have heard of the book...I do not recall seeing anything quite like it. Have you?" Dr. James Deacon MD, General medical practitioner with special emphasis on foot care for persons with diabetes and lower limb wound care. Kingston, ON.

"I am really appreciating this later version of your text! Thank you." Sharon O'Brien RN. Senior Watch Inc Care-Ed Learning, Saint John, NB

"Well, I have to tell you that the book is fabulous! Very professional, love the pic's and layout... it's so great that it's bound. Great job and you should be very pleased! Take Care." Tannis Sorge RN, FCN, FCNEd, Fraser Valley Foot Care. Langley, B.C.

"Thanks so much for the 2015 textbook. It is very well written and I love the binding on the book. I would be interested in selling some of your books at my upcoming conference. Cheers." Arlene Van Doorn RN. Arlene’s Healthy Heels and More Inc. Windsor ON

"What a lovely surprise...Your book is a masterpiece and so well put together. WOW... I know the hours of work you have put into it.Cheers." Mary MacKay, RN. Halifax NS

"Congratulations on the launch of ART & SCIENCE OF FOOT CARE - A Clinical Resource for Nurse in Canada and thank you for a copy. The book is well done from the cover to the information covered. I have browsed the book and will take more time to go through it better. Great job!" Pat MacDonald LPN. Winnipeg, MB

"Congratulations on your new book, it is awesome:) Thanks!" Shelley Sager RN, Conestoga College, Kitchener ON

"I had the first class of Introduction to foot care 2015 at Algonquin today. This was also my first opportunity to see the new text. I am excited to share it with students! Thank you for your hard work and contributions to foot care excellence. Regards." Michelle De Grandmont RPN. Nurse Educator, Algonquin College, Ottawa ON.

"It was my pleasure to be part of your great foot care book. Nice to see so many ... involved...Good luck with all future endeavors. Cheers." Linda Tranchemontagne (retired RN). Cornwall ON

"Thank you so much for keeping me on your email list, love to read all updates and opportunities, And extra thank you for the book- it should be added to RPN/RN education- as for it's very great tool." Anna Zakhartchenko RPN. Brockville ON.



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