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18th July 2019 by oettAdmin

OETT Keynote Speaker BAPO Conference & Exhibition 2013

Our OETT keynote speaker for BAPO 2013 was Professor William Jeffcoate who presented on “Diabetes – the ticking bomb” to a standing room only audience of predominately Orthotists as well as other AHP’s, Prosthetists, technicians and therapist colleagues Professor Jeffcoate, a consultant endocrinologist whose passion is the creation of evidence to underpin clinical practice, presented on the management of the Charcot foot; this has been the major interest and subject of four major foot ulcer trials. The trials were undertaken by his specialised service for the management of the foot in diabetes that has produced over 80 peer reviewed publications. Presently he is chair/co-chair of systematic review working parties for the international Working Group on the Diabetic Foot on infection and on treatment to improve healing. In 2010-12 he has been lead of the working party to develop an audit tool for foot care in routine clinical practice.

His presentation was a resounding success with a balance of education and entertainment from one of the UK’s most eminent speakers on Diabetes that encompassed OETT principles to advance orthotic education.

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The Orthotic Education and Training Trust was originally set up by the Department of Health and the British Surgical Trades Association, in partnership with the British Institute of Surgical Technologists, to provide a private fund for the training and education of Orthotists. The income was substantially derived from a levy on orthotic device sales to the NHS. This levy ceased when the training of Orthotists progressed to degree courses funded directly by government within the state higher education system.

The Trustees now manage the investment income derived from the levy funds as its only source of income. Their focus currently is on postgraduate training and education. The object of the Trust as defined by its deed is to fund firstly, the education and training of orthotists, orthotic managers and technologists and secondly, the training of technicians concerning surgical and medical appliances and devices (i.e. orthotic devices).

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