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Foot care in Diabetes with Graham Bowen: the importance of early action

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Graham will cover the key aspects of diabetes foot disease, underpinned by The Internal Working Group Diabetic Foot and will focus on strategies to heal foot ulceration and prevent amputation. Graham will reference the evidence based practice for the management of foot disease, supported by clinical case studies that will cover areas of:

  • Offloading
  • Infection management
  • Wound care
  • Debridement
  • Vascular supply on diabetes  

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This webinar will be released on: 
August 10, 2026

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Meet our Experts

Graham Bowen
Graham Bowen
Consultant Podiatry Practitioner

With over 38 years of clinical experience working in various NHS clinical and leadership positions across the country and internationally, Graham is at present the Consultant Practitioner Podiatry for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust covering the Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB areas of Portsmouth, Southampton and Hampshire.

Graham’s clinical practice for the last 35 years in in the Foot in Diabetes – from prevention to the acute management of diabetes related foot disease. Graham has a keen interest in joined working across all sectors to improve clinical outcomes for patient with diabetes foot disease. He leads the Diabetes Foot MDT at University Hospital Southampton. Graham has a passion for innovation in diabetes related interventions and products that will improve outcomes for patients.

He has presented both nationally, internally and has a range of publication on treatment and management of diabetes foot disease

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Philippa Clark
Philippa Clark
Tissue Viability Specialist Nurse Advisor

Philippa qualified as a nurse in 1997 and quickly developed a passion for tissue viability while working in a hospital setting. Over the years she expanded her expertise through further education and clinical experience, leading to her first specialist Tissue Viability role in 2010. In this position she supported a nurse-led wound service and delivered education to healthcare staff on pressure ulcer prevention, wound management and best practice in patient care.

More recently, Philippa has worked as a Tissue Viability Nurse within community services, broadening her clinical perspective and strengthening her commitment to preventative care. By joining Accora, she is excited to champion the vital role of prevention in pressure ulcer management and support improved outcomes for patients.

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