podiatry

podiatrist | American Dictionary

podiatrist
noun[ C ]
us/pəˈdɑɪ·ə·trɪst/
a person trained in the treatment of problems and diseases of people’s feet

podiatry

noun[ U ]us/pəˈdɑɪ·ə·tri/

Examples of podiatrist

podiatrist
The international podiatry comparison study facilitated contacts with podiatrists in other countries.
There is a strong case for the provision of foot clinics with rheumatologist, orthotist, podiatrist and patient in dialogue at all stages of the assessment and prescription.
The research into the differentiation of podiatrist and foot care assistant roles has created openings for similar work within occupational therapy, intermediate care services and social care support workers.
In this group, the selfreported findings were supported by the professional assessments of podiatrists, though the reported nature of the foot problems differed between these two assessments.
Specifically, the research investigated the differentiation of podiatrist and podiatry assistant roles, their career development opportunities, training needs, and the position and role of research in their practice.
Chiropodists and podiatrists have been involved in developing the national service frameworks for older people and diabetes to ensure adequate standards for these services.
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