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Webinar: Recognising and investigating vascular disease – a practical update

Peripheral arterial disease is still frequently not recognised in time, even though the consequences for people with diabetes can be severe. Diabetes podiatrist Laura Zantboer, who works at the foot clinics of St. Antonius Hospital and Elkerliek Hospital, amongst other places, will therefore guide you through the world of peripheral arterial disease and high-risk feet in this webinar. During this webinar, you will be given practical tools to recognise peripheral arterial disease more quickly. You will also learn how to carry out the examination correctly and interpret the results accurately. In addition, there will be plenty of opportunity for interaction and for asking questions based on your day-to-day practice. It will be an informative and immediately applicable session that will further strengthen your knowledge and skills regarding high-risk feet, enabling you to provide the best possible care for people with diabetes.

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  • Laura

    Laura

    (Diabetes) Podiatrist

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Participation in this webinar is free of charge.

Accreditation points

NVvPO: 2 points Quality Register for Nursing and Care and Register of Healthcare Professionals: 2 points

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Primary care nurses and diabetes nurses

  • Date:July 1, 2026
  • Time:07:00 PM – 08:30 PM
Costs:Free
  • Accreditation points:2 points
  • For whom:Primary care nurses and diabetes nurses