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We are looking into the possibility of offering the chance for one of our podiatrists to undertake the advanced practitioner training.

Has anyone had any experience of undertaking this training? If so how has it increased your scope of practice? What benefits do you think it has brought to yourself and to your department (if you work for an organisation)?

I would be grateful for any feed back around the use of advanced practitioners with in podiatry.

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