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Podiatry Service: NMUH
EnfieldProvided By
For self-referrals to physiotherapy, pelvic health and podiatry see the service page Physiotherapy Services.
Enfield Podiatry Service provides highly specialist assessment, diagnoses and treatment of foot pathologies. It is concerned with the preservation, restoration and development of the function of the foot and its associated structures. This means that the service sees a wide range of clinical conditions, including the diabetic foot ulcer, the rheumatoid foot, people with musculoskeletal problems e.g. heel pain, flat foot, and provides minor surgery for in-growing toenails. It also participates in health promotion.
The team delivers its services on an outpatient basis at clinics across Enfield based at Cedar House, St Michael's site, Forest Road HC and Bowes Road Clinic. It provides a very limited home service to the high-risk foot - this is when the patient is chair or bedbound. All other users will be required to attend one of the service clinics to optimise their care.
The podiatry service offers a comprehensive range of skin and nail care for people with an at risk or high-risk foot profile, short-term interventions for people with MSK foot problems and nail surgery. Assessment is carried out either on a one-to-one basis or within the group health education sessions. The service uses a validated tool to assess clinical risk and need before accepting a patient for ongoing skin or nail care.
The service is available for adults and children who live in Enfield who are registered with an Enfield GP.
Operating hours
9am-4pm, Monday to Friday
The administration office operates from 8.30am-3.30pm.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- All patients registered to a GP in Enfield
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: e-Referrals
On receipt of referral it will be triaged using a validated tool to assess clinical risk and need, before accepting patient referral for podiatry care. Referrals not accepted will be returned with the reason why. When referrals are received it will be entered onto the service system and an opt-in appointment letter will be sent to the patient close to the appointment date asking them to confirm that they require an appointment.
With the exception of self-referrals into physiotherapy/pelvic health/podiatry (see Self-referrals), only referrals via e-RS are accepted.
Refer via e-RS
Two-Week Wait (2WW) referral via e-RS
For urgent cancer referrals, see the 2WW page.
Complete the Enfield Integrated MSK Service Referral – NMUH form
How to find service on e-RS
- Specialty: Physiotherapy
- Clinic type: Musculoskeletal
- Service name: Enfield (SCAS) MSK CATS Integrated Service – Physiotherapy – North Middlesex at Chase Farm
Where to find the form
- Enfield: ENF Global Documents > MSK-Physio-Rehab-Podiatry
Self-referral
For self-referrals to physiotherapy, pelvic health and podiatry see the service page Physiotherapy Services.
Service Feedback
Service Manager: Anne-Marie Davies
annemarie.davies1@nhs.net 020 8702 3623 St Michael's Primary Care Centre, Gater Drive, Enfield, EN2 0JBRelated Services
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Review date: Tuesday, 04 February 2025