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I'm aware that putting this question in the UK section mightn't be the best place! But thought you guys might know.
I have an osteopath friend working in Dublin who needs a biomech Podiatrist for one of her patients. Apparently this patient was issued with insoles by someone in a sports store (who may or may not have been a Podiatrist) and has since had significant back and knee pain.
My friend is asking me how to find a Pod in Ireland. Is there an HPC equivalent or a Society equivalent? Or does anyone have any recommendations?
Re: Who can tell me something about finding a Podiatrist in Ireland?
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Originally Posted by Vegemite Sandwich
I'm aware that putting this question in the UK section mightn't be the best place! But thought you guys might know.
I have an osteopath friend working in Dublin who needs a biomech Podiatrist for one of her patients. Apparently this patient was issued with insoles by someone in a sports store (who may or may not have been a Podiatrist) and has since had significant back and knee pain.
My friend is asking me how to find a Pod in Ireland. Is there an HPC equivalent or a Society equivalent? Or does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks!
Hi. No problem. Go to the Institute of Chiropodists and Podiatrists web site, 'find a practitioner', type in the name of a town or postcode and a list will appear. Job done!
he will be able to direct / advise you re the best point of contact for someone in Dublin as he is the administrative secretary of Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists in Ireland.
Kind regards
Jill
Who can tell me something about finding a Podiatrist in Ireland?
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