Standard 11
All people with diabetes should be assessed for the risk of foot ulceration and, if required, receive regular review. Those with active foot problems should be referred to and treated by a multidisciplinary foot care team within recommended timeframes.
Key practice points
People with diabetes are at increased risk of peripheral vascular disease and peripheral neuropathies.
Foot screening is effective for identification of ulcers and complications.
Māori and Pacific peoples have a higher incidence of ulceration leading to amputation.
Individuals identified with high risk feet require intensive and lifelong management of their feet.
Read this standard in conjunction with the equality and diversity section in the Introduction to the Toolkit.
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