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Help Shape the Future of Diabetic Foot Care in Europe: Take our second survey

Help Shape the Future of Diabetic Foot Care in Europe

Diabetic foot complications have a profound impact on patients and health care systems, but together, we can improve care standards and strengthen our professional network.

This new survey is a follow-up and focuses on clinical aspects of diabetic foot management and the implementation of the IWGDF Guidelines. 

Your input will help map current practices, identify gaps, and connect professionals across Europe.

The survey will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. 

Learn more about the EWMA Diabetic Foot Committee and please share this survey with your colleagues to expand its impact.

For questions or further information, please contact ewma@ewma.org

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