For people living with diabetes, a foot ulcer can be life-changing. Without timely assessment and intervention, these wounds can lead to serious complications including infection, hospitalisation and lower-limb amputation. That’s why ensuring healthcare professionals have access to the latest evidence-based education is so important.
We are proud to support the University of Sydney’s Diabetes-Related Foot Ulcers Short Course, designed to help clinicians strengthen their knowledge and confidence in the prevention, assessment and management of diabetes-related foot ulcers.
Delivered by leading experts in wound care, diabetes management and clinical education, the course translates the latest evidence into practical, real-world learning. Participants will gain valuable insights into identifying risk factors, assessing ulcer aetiology, understanding multidisciplinary care pathways, and applying contemporary treatment approaches within their scope of practice.
Whether you’re working on the frontline of patient care, supporting wound management programs, or looking to expand your clinical expertise, this course offers an opportunity to deepen your understanding and contribute to better outcomes for people living with diabetes.
As part of our commitment to advancing healthcare education and supporting best practice, we are pleased to sponsor this professional development initiative and help make high-quality learning more accessible to healthcare professionals.
Course Snapshot
📅 Dates: 26 October to 4 December 2026
💻 Format: Fully online, combining self-paced learning with a live online seminar led by expert clinicians.
⏱️ CPD Hours: 7 CPD hours (7 learner hours).
🎓 Certificate: University of Sydney Certificate of Completion upon successful completion
Interested in learning more?
Learn more and register for the course via the University of Sydney website.
