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SUMMARY:Free Foot and Diabetes Prevention Clinic
DESCRIPTION:Foot clinic is a mobile bus service to check blood flow and nerve supply in the feet\, foot care (including toenail care) diabetes risk assessments and diabetes support and education. (If any abnormalities in blood flow and nerve complications you will be referred to the community podiatrist if needed). \nWho can visit the Foot bus?  This service is for EVERYONE!\nHow much does it cost?  It is a FREE service funded by Queensland Health.\nDo I need to book an appointment?  No appointment is required; the mobile foot clinic operates on a walk-in basis.\nFor additional details\, feel free to contact the Footprints team on 0487 763 417 or email SCFootprintsWalkingonCountry@health.qld.gov.au\nTo find out where the Footprints – Walking on Country bus will be go to https://www.sunshinecoast.health.qld.gov.au/about-us/news/trending/footprints-walking-on-country-program  \nWhat is the Footprints Walking on Country program?\nFootprints Walking on Country is a Sunshine Coast Health foot disease prevention program which focuses on the prevention and management of foot complications and their risk factors and other chronic diseases. The Footprints Walking on Country mobile foot bus has been visiting locations across the Sunshine Coast and Gympie regions\, offering the community easy access to assessment and treatment of foot problems\, which can help prevent diabetic foot disease.\nWhat is a foot screening?\nA foot screening is a simple check-up to assess the health of your feet. It helps identify issues like poor blood flow\, nerve problems\, or skin changes\, especially for people at risk of foot complications. Screening also ensures timely referral to community or high-risk foot podiatrists. We can refer to our community podiatrist located in Buderim or Gympie for further assessment.\nWhat are common foot complications?\nCommon foot pathologies including neurological disorders\, bone and joint disorders\, endocrine and vascular conditions that increase the risk of trauma to the feet e.g.\, due to a loss of sensation\, skin changes\, ulceration\, infection\, and deformity. People living with diabetes are more prone to ulceration and infection\, especially when circulatory and/or neurological status is compromised.\nWhat is a blood flow assessment?\nA blood flow assessment of the pedal pulses involves checking the pulses in your feet to see how well blood is circulating. The foot care nurse gently feels for the pulses in specific areas\, such as the top of the foot (dorsalis pedis) and near the ankle (posterior tibial). This helps identify any issues with blood flow to the feet.\nWhat is a sensory examination?\nA monofilament sensory examination is a simple test used to check the feeling (sensation) in your feet. The foot care nurse gently presses a thin\, flexible nylon filament against specific areas of your foot to see if you can feel it. This test helps detect nerve damage\, especially in people with diabetes or other conditions that can affect foot sensation.\nWhat about my Diabetes Risk Assessment?\nThe Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool (AUSDRISK) is a free and useful way to assess a person’s risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. We help individuals to understand their risk level. We offer support and education for all types of diabetes!\nOur program includes qualified Diabetes Educators.
URL:https://pomonacommunityhouse.org.au/event/free-foot-and-diabetes-prevention-clinic/2025-12-10/
LOCATION:Bus Stop – Reserve Street – Joe Bazzo Park\, Pomona\, Noosa Shire\, 4568\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Featured,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Free Foot and Diabetes Prevention Clinic
DESCRIPTION:Foot clinic is a mobile bus service to check blood flow and nerve supply in the feet\, foot care (including toenail care) diabetes risk assessments and diabetes support and education. (If any abnormalities in blood flow and nerve complications you will be referred to the community podiatrist if needed). \nWho can visit the Foot bus?  This service is for EVERYONE!\nHow much does it cost?  It is a FREE service funded by Queensland Health.\nDo I need to book an appointment?  No appointment is required; the mobile foot clinic operates on a walk-in basis.\nFor additional details\, feel free to contact the Footprints team on 0487 763 417 or email SCFootprintsWalkingonCountry@health.qld.gov.au\nTo find out where the Footprints – Walking on Country bus will be go to https://www.sunshinecoast.health.qld.gov.au/about-us/news/trending/footprints-walking-on-country-program  \nWhat is the Footprints Walking on Country program?\nFootprints Walking on Country is a Sunshine Coast Health foot disease prevention program which focuses on the prevention and management of foot complications and their risk factors and other chronic diseases. The Footprints Walking on Country mobile foot bus has been visiting locations across the Sunshine Coast and Gympie regions\, offering the community easy access to assessment and treatment of foot problems\, which can help prevent diabetic foot disease.\nWhat is a foot screening?\nA foot screening is a simple check-up to assess the health of your feet. It helps identify issues like poor blood flow\, nerve problems\, or skin changes\, especially for people at risk of foot complications. Screening also ensures timely referral to community or high-risk foot podiatrists. We can refer to our community podiatrist located in Buderim or Gympie for further assessment.\nWhat are common foot complications?\nCommon foot pathologies including neurological disorders\, bone and joint disorders\, endocrine and vascular conditions that increase the risk of trauma to the feet e.g.\, due to a loss of sensation\, skin changes\, ulceration\, infection\, and deformity. People living with diabetes are more prone to ulceration and infection\, especially when circulatory and/or neurological status is compromised.\nWhat is a blood flow assessment?\nA blood flow assessment of the pedal pulses involves checking the pulses in your feet to see how well blood is circulating. The foot care nurse gently feels for the pulses in specific areas\, such as the top of the foot (dorsalis pedis) and near the ankle (posterior tibial). This helps identify any issues with blood flow to the feet.\nWhat is a sensory examination?\nA monofilament sensory examination is a simple test used to check the feeling (sensation) in your feet. The foot care nurse gently presses a thin\, flexible nylon filament against specific areas of your foot to see if you can feel it. This test helps detect nerve damage\, especially in people with diabetes or other conditions that can affect foot sensation.\nWhat about my Diabetes Risk Assessment?\nThe Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool (AUSDRISK) is a free and useful way to assess a person’s risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. We help individuals to understand their risk level. We offer support and education for all types of diabetes!\nOur program includes qualified Diabetes Educators.
URL:https://pomonacommunityhouse.org.au/event/free-foot-and-diabetes-prevention-clinic/2025-09-03/
LOCATION:Bus Stop – Reserve Street – Joe Bazzo Park\, Pomona\, Noosa Shire\, 4568\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Free Foot and Diabetes Prevention Clinic
DESCRIPTION:Foot clinic is a mobile bus service to check blood flow and nerve supply in the feet\, foot care (including toenail care) diabetes risk assessments and diabetes support and education. (If any abnormalities in blood flow and nerve complications you will be referred to the community podiatrist if needed). \nWho can visit the Foot bus?  This service is for EVERYONE!\nHow much does it cost?  It is a FREE service funded by Queensland Health.\nDo I need to book an appointment?  No appointment is required; the mobile foot clinic operates on a walk-in basis.\nFor additional details\, feel free to contact the Footprints team on 0487 763 417 or email SCFootprintsWalkingonCountry@health.qld.gov.au\nTo find out where the Footprints – Walking on Country bus will be go to https://www.sunshinecoast.health.qld.gov.au/about-us/news/trending/footprints-walking-on-country-program  \nWhat is the Footprints Walking on Country program?\nFootprints Walking on Country is a Sunshine Coast Health foot disease prevention program which focuses on the prevention and management of foot complications and their risk factors and other chronic diseases. The Footprints Walking on Country mobile foot bus has been visiting locations across the Sunshine Coast and Gympie regions\, offering the community easy access to assessment and treatment of foot problems\, which can help prevent diabetic foot disease.\nWhat is a foot screening?\nA foot screening is a simple check-up to assess the health of your feet. It helps identify issues like poor blood flow\, nerve problems\, or skin changes\, especially for people at risk of foot complications. Screening also ensures timely referral to community or high-risk foot podiatrists. We can refer to our community podiatrist located in Buderim or Gympie for further assessment.\nWhat are common foot complications?\nCommon foot pathologies including neurological disorders\, bone and joint disorders\, endocrine and vascular conditions that increase the risk of trauma to the feet e.g.\, due to a loss of sensation\, skin changes\, ulceration\, infection\, and deformity. People living with diabetes are more prone to ulceration and infection\, especially when circulatory and/or neurological status is compromised.\nWhat is a blood flow assessment?\nA blood flow assessment of the pedal pulses involves checking the pulses in your feet to see how well blood is circulating. The foot care nurse gently feels for the pulses in specific areas\, such as the top of the foot (dorsalis pedis) and near the ankle (posterior tibial). This helps identify any issues with blood flow to the feet.\nWhat is a sensory examination?\nA monofilament sensory examination is a simple test used to check the feeling (sensation) in your feet. The foot care nurse gently presses a thin\, flexible nylon filament against specific areas of your foot to see if you can feel it. This test helps detect nerve damage\, especially in people with diabetes or other conditions that can affect foot sensation.\nWhat about my Diabetes Risk Assessment?\nThe Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool (AUSDRISK) is a free and useful way to assess a person’s risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. We help individuals to understand their risk level. We offer support and education for all types of diabetes!\nOur program includes qualified Diabetes Educators.
URL:https://pomonacommunityhouse.org.au/event/free-foot-and-diabetes-prevention-clinic/2025-03-19/
LOCATION:Bus Stop – Reserve Street – Joe Bazzo Park\, Pomona\, Noosa Shire\, 4568\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Featured,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Footprints walking on country - Mobile Footcare Service
DESCRIPTION:The Footprints- Walking on Country foot care is a free mobile foot disease prevention program focusing on the prevention and management of foot complications and their risk factors such as diabetes\, and other chronic diseases.  \nThe Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service delivers the program\, which has a focus on primary and secondary prevention through improved access to community-based care and consumer engagement in diabetes management\, particularly in relation to basic foot care\, foot hygiene and education. \n\nFree mobile foot care and diabetes preventioin service.\nAll welcome.\nNo need to book\, we can’t wait to see you.\nFoot screening can help identify blood flow and nerve issues.\n\nFurther enquiries\, contact the Diabetes Nurse Navigators: \n\nLiam 0428 984 767\nCarolyn 0407 692 710
URL:https://pomonacommunityhouse.org.au/event/footprints-walking-on-country-mobile-footcare-service/
LOCATION:Bus Stop – Reserve Street – Joe Bazzo Park\, Pomona\, Noosa Shire\, 4568\, Australia
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