BEAUTY full FEET Stage
BEAUTY full FEET Stage: Hall 9, E25
Time
Topic
Speaker
11.00 a.m.
Functional treatment of heel spur with kinesiology tape
The focus of the workshop is the heel spur, from a functional perspective. Oliver Derigs explains the problem, fascial lines, symptom and cause, pain treatment and the tissue structures involved and their gliding ability.
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Oliver Derigs
Physiotherapist
11.45 a.m.
Naspan® Platinium Nail Correction System - Simple - Unique - Efficient
The one-piece nail correction system can be applied to the nail without time-consuming preparatory work and in just a few steps. First corrections of curled and ingrown nails are not only immediately visible, but above all quickly noticeable for patients. Christiane Schöpe gives an insight into the simple and quick application as well as the combined effect of resetting and lever action of the Naspan® Platinium - correction brace. The brace is a class I medical device and a billable remedy by licensed podiatrists with health insurance companies.
Copyright: Christiane Schöpe
Christiane Schöpe
Eduard Gerlach GmbH
12.30 p.m.
Practical orthonyxia tips from "A for settlement" to "Z for traction" in the live presentation
Whether it is about adhesive braces or wire braces, or about the integration of the billable service in the daily practice routine - Eskild Soerensen imparts comprehensive practical tips and information as well as different techniques around the topic of nail correction and brace placement, for the optimal orthonyxia care of patients.
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Eskild Sörensen
Podiatrist and international trainer
3TO GmbH
Franziska Stadler
Management
3TO GmbH
1.15 p.m.
Spray or suction? Which is the better solution?
There is no general answer to this question - both the spray technique and the suction technique have their advantages for the different treatment steps. The suction technique is particularly recommended for work that generates a lot of dust, such as grinding off large areas of callus on the sole of the foot or grinding off nails. The spray technique is suitable for work in smaller areas, for example around the nail. Here, excellent illumination of the working area plays a decisive role. Both techniques should be explained and taught extensively in training. Bettina Meyer-Schmidtke presents the different tools and equipment for the various treatment steps.
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Bettina Meyer‐Schmidtke
NWT GmbH
2.00 p.m.
Price calculation in podiatry
Podiatrists in their own practice not only work therapeutically, but also have to position themselves as entrepreneurs in the increasingly competitive health care market. Accordingly, there are also a lot of organisational and administrative tasks on the agenda that cannot simply be billed, but must be taken into account when calculating fees: Preparation and follow-up, documentation, billing, other bureaucracy, organisation and marketing - smaller or larger obstacles in the daily practice routine that can definitely dampen motivation. Mechthild Geismann teaches the most important aspects of economic thinking and acting, explains the big and small costly pitfalls in costing and gives participants a small calculator for their own calculations.
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Mechthild Geismann
Podiatrist & consultant podiatrist
2.45 p.m.
Nail fold tamponades - preparation and pressure protection for orthonyxia using Remmele's Propolis Solution
Nail fold tamponades are an essential part of podological therapy. Among other things, they serve as space maintainers, pressure and friction protection and can also support the shape of the nail plate to a certain extent. Remmele's Propolis Solution is ideally suited for impregnating and fixing the various materials as well as for infection prophylaxis.
Copyright: Torsten Seibt
Torsten Seibt
Remmele's Propolis GmbH
3.15 p.m.
Admission points training - duration 1.5 hrs.
3.30 p.m.
Validation in podiatric practice– 2 Continuing education points
There is still uncertainty in podological circles about the topic of validation. Many are of the opinion that validation of machine reprocessing processes is not mandatory. This is a fallacy, because at the latest during the practice inspection the question about the validation reports will be asked. In addition, "validation" does not have the same meaning in all countries as it does in Germany. This means that even those who have had a process validation carried out or who receive a reprocessing device from a foreign manufacturer that has already been "validated" are not automatically on the safe side. And that is just one example of the pitfalls that can lurk in this context. The problem: In the end, the operator of the equipment is always responsible for the correctness of the reprocessing processes and thus also for the validation. The training highlights the legal basis of validation and the associated necessary contents and regulations, so that the participants can assess whether the legal and normative requirements are met on the basis of the information provided by the service provider before the order is placed and after the report has been delivered.
Copyright: Sascha Ruß
Sascha Ruß
Hygiene engineer
Hyg Blog
Time
Topic
Speaker
11.00 a.m.
State of the Art – Surgery Achillodynia
With his many years of extensive experience, Benjamin Breuer sheds light on the multifaceted surgical methods surrounding the diagnosis of Achillodynia (the chronic painful irritation or inflammation of the Achilles tendon). The aim of therapy is to restore the function of the tendon in such a way that patients can move again without pain in everyday life and in sports and regain their previous level of physical performance.
Copyright: Florence Nightingale Krankenhaus
Dr. Benjamin Breuer
Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery
Foot and ankle surgery
Florence Nightingale Hospital
11.45 a.m.
Nail correction - use and success of the different braces
Nail braces - which brace is best suited for which application, for which patient? Since the prescription allows great freedom in the application, podiatrists are also responsible. How do I explain what helps and which method promises the optimal therapy? Elisabeth Prinz contributes her extensive experience from the large family business.
Copyright: HELLMUT RUCK GmbH
Elisabeth Prinz
HELLMUT RUCK GmbH
12.30 p.m.
Properly insured with liability and legal protection
The necessary insurances are usually taken out as soon as the business is founded, i.e. at the beginning of self-employment. As legal framework conditions, personal circumstances and other parameters change over the years, it is important to review the entire insurance cover regularly. Especially in podiatry, there are many special features that not everyone is aware of - mistakes and oversights in the course of professional activity are thus almost a logical consequence. Here, liability and legal expenses insurance in particular play a decisive role. Holger Ullrich, insurance specialist, explains how to protect oneself better and more comprehensively and how to avoid nonsensical insurance policies. Using examples of claims, he also points out potential pitfalls.
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Holger Ullrich
Ullrich Versicherungen
1.00 p.m.
Podo-felting – Preventive felt relief
Felt is used in podological therapy as an aid for pressure relief, immobilisation and padding, for example also as a relief material in diabetic foot care for wounds. The affected area is relieved by redistributing pressure. The special feature of podofelting is that pressure relief is used either before a wound develops (pre-ulcer) or for follow-up care of a wound that has already healed. The focus here is on preventive and rehabilitative podological therapy.
Copyright: Roland Sigwart Hüfingen
Kerstin Skodell
Self-employed podiatrist & specialist lecturer
Vanessa Skodell
Podiatrist & Wound Assistant DDG
Foot therapy practice
1.45 p.m.
Nail correction 2.0 with Onyfix - tips, experience reports and treatment examples from everyday life
Ingrown and curled nails are standard in the daily routine of podiatrists. Onyfix enables the painless treatment and correction of ingrown or curled nails (unguis incarnatus or unguis convolutus). Sebastian Bücklein presents Onyfix from the perspective of a user.
Copyright: neubourg skin care GmbH
Sebastian Bücklein
neubourg skin care GmbH
2.15 p.m.
"Basisch gut zu(m) Fuß" by Dr. h.c. Peter Jentschura
Feet are valuable cleansing aids for the entire organism. Both excretions via the countless sweat glands on the feet and deposits in the joints and tissues are visible and noticeable symptoms of an unbalanced acid-base balance. Evelyn Spinner gives foot experts tips on how to support patients on their way to acid-base balance with simple and effective methods.
Copyright: Jentschura International GmbH
Evelyn Spinner
JENTSCHURA International GmbH
2.45 p.m.
Admission points training - duration 1.5 hrs.
3.00 p.m.
Wound care on the foot - the line between interdisciplinary cooperation and its limits 2 Continuing education points
The therapy of wounds on the foot is a great challenge - for everyone involved in this process. Especially in complex cases, interdisciplinary care opens up great potential for improving the medical care of patients. In order for the cooperation between podiatry and related professional groups to work well, it is necessary to clarify boundaries and possibilities precisely. The training introduces the legal basis and framework conditions. In addition, Sindy Burow provides tips on how to successfully implement interdisciplinary cooperation.
Key words:
- Patients' Rights Act
- Heilpraktiker Act
- Podiatrist Act
- Infection Protection Act
- Wound care
Copyright: Sindy Burow
Sindy Burow
Podiatrist
4.30 p.m.
Podiatry 2030 - Panel discussion on the future of podiatry
Even a good twenty years after the introduction of the Podiatry Act, the professional profile and future of podiatry in Germany are still the subject of intense and controversial debate. In view of pressing social and health policy issues such as the shortage of skilled workers, the status of health care professions, cooperation and interdisciplinary networking, the discussion is clearly gaining momentum. There is still a need for information and action, both in the general and the professional public. Where is the road leading? Who needs to do what to ensure that the health care system is fit for the future and that all those involved work well and effectively together - in the interests of optimal patient care? How do podiatry schools professionalize? Are there nationwide standards or seals of approval? How can the industry support here? How can more young talents be recruited for the profession of podiatrist? Is it worthwhile to look beyond Germany? Representatives from associations, podiatry schools and the industry will discuss this on Saturday, April 1, starting at 4:30 p.m.
On the podium:
- Andreas Greppmayr (Podiatrist, BSc Podiatry)
- Dr. Annette Krützfeld (Association of Head Teachers at Podiatry Schools)
- Klaus Rössler (German Association for Podiatry)
- Simeon Ruck (Hellmut Ruck GmbH)
- Günter Westkamp (podiatrist and teacher at the Völker School Osnabrück)
Time
Topic
Speaker
11.00 a.m.
Podo-felting – Preventive felt relief
Felt is used in podological therapy as an aid for pressure relief, immobilisation and padding, for example also as a relief material in diabetic foot care for wounds. The affected area is relieved by redistributing pressure. The special feature of podofelting is that pressure relief is used either before a wound develops (pre-ulcer) or for follow-up care of a wound that has already healed. The focus here is on preventive and rehabilitative podological therapy.
Copyright: Roland Sigwart Hüfingen
Kerstin Skodell
Self-employed podiatrist & specialist lecturer
Vanessa Skodell
Podiatrist & Wound Assistant DDG
Foot therapy practice
11.45 a.m.
Selected problem cases in the practice of medical foot care and podiatry. Modern treatment concepts
Nail diseases, such as nail mycoses (onychomycoses), are a daily problem in podiatric practice that is difficult to solve. In her practical, interactive lecture, Anke Niederau, podiatrist and lecturer, gives an overview of different forms of nail diseases and modern treatment concepts. She demonstrates her successful therapy concept using concrete case studies, mainly from her own podological practice. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their own problem cases.
Copyright: Anke Niederau
Anke Niederau
Ocean Pharma
12.15 p.m.
Medical devices and the new MDR - Why?
The implementation of and compliance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and the Medical Device Operator Regulation are complex topics that repeatedly raise questions in daily practice. Ramona Tröbs explains in detail what needs to be observed here and addresses the following questions: What is a medical device and how do I recognise a medical device? How is correct reprocessing, care and storage carried out in practice?,What are the most common sources of errors and how can I avoid them?
Copyright: Gustav Baehr GmbH
Dr. Ramona Tröbs
Gustav Baehr GmbH
12.45 p.m.
Functional treatment of heel spurs with kinesiology tape
The focus of the workshop is the heel spur, from a functional perspective. Oliver Derigs explains the problem, fascial lines, symptom and cause, pain treatment and the tissue structures involved and their gliding ability.
Copyright: Oliver Derigs
Oliver Derigs
Physiotherapist
1.30 p.m.
Foot relaxation at the institute - powered by SÜDA CARE Nature
Every day they do the hardest work - our feet. They carry the weight of our body and yet they are often neglected. Podiatrist Bastian Willms presents two different techniques to relax your clients' feet and explains why you should definitely integrate them into your treatment routine!
Copyright: Bastian Willms
Bastian Willms
Ionto Health & Beauty GmbH
2.00 p.m.
Naspan® Platinium Nail Correction System - Simple - Unique - Efficient
The one-piece nail correction system can be applied to the nail without time-consuming preparatory work and in just a few steps. First corrections of curled and ingrown nails are not only immediately visible, but above all quickly noticeable for patients. Christiane Schöpe gives an insight into the simple and quick application as well as the combined effect of resetting and lever action of the Naspan® Platinium - correction brace. The brace is a class I medical device and a billable remedy by licensed podiatrists with health insurance companies.
Copyright: Christiane Schöpe
Christiane Schöpe
Eduard Gerlach GmbH
2.45 p.m.
Admission points training
3.00 p.m.
Prevention of pressure ulcers in the forefoot area - Causes of increased forefoot pressure in diabetes mellitus
The latest findings in neurophysiology show that people with diabetes have increased forefoot pressure even before the onset of neuropathy. Therefore, it is not neuropathy that is the cause of pressure ulcers in the forefoot, but rather the changes in the connective tissue caused by diabetes mellitus, especially the fascial structures close to the joints, above all the Achilles tendon and the plantar aponeurosis. Dagmar Klasvogt gives a well-founded insight into the topic and explains measures for prevention or for reducing the increased forefoot pressure, which can be easily implemented for patients at risk on the basis of these findings.
Copyright: Dagmar Klasvogt
Dagmar Klasvogt
Naturopath, fascia and trigger point therapist, yoga teacher