Author: Tannis Sorge

Canadian Nurses Protective Society have some excellent resources. Check out some of the CNPS links below: COVID – 19: Footcare nursing during the pandemic LINK CNPS Webinar registration LINK 12 Things to consider before joining a virtual care practice – … Read More

BC Podiatric Medical Association has a directory of the Podiatrist in the province by area.  If you are needing to refer a client to a local podiatrist, this maybe a helpful resource for you. BCPMA “Find a Podiatrist” Link

New H5P interactive learning activity coming soon!  Posted for a limited time so keep an eye out for it!  Nurses really enjoy this style of education.  There is a fun interactive learning “check” at the end… not too worry your … Read More

Enjoying a kayak on the lake and listing to a podcast by the Mayo clinic Medical Edge Radio

Here is a great  educational opportunity designed to assist individuals living with a terminal diagnosis and their family and caregivers. Whether personally companioning one at the “end of life” or simply an educational opportunity, this webinar series will provide a … Read More

Wonderful job everyone, welcome to the Foot Care Nursing Community! Here is a picture of one of my favourite places in BC.  Mabel lakes “tree of (foot) knowledge”.

  Hello everyone… Here is a great resource to help clients which are new to wearing a mask.  Masks may be the new “normal” but people need some help in how to don and doff their masks safely.  Here is … Read More

CompanyOn is a secured cloud-based platform that can collect critical patient information and help solo practitioners meet professional requirements and run their independent practice with little effort, maintenance, or downtime.    With the support of members of the Lower Mainland … Read More

The Lower Mainland Footcare Nursing Association (www.lmfna.ca) will be hosting a lecture from Worksafe BC regarding COVID plan check-list and sterilization, specific to Nursing Foot Care.  The date is still being finalized for early Aug.

There are a couple of interesting articles regarding the number of testing sites for monofilaments and Mental Health and Patients Living withDiabetic Foot Complications in the just released issue of Wound Care Canada.