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Table 3 Summary of interventions and their outcome used in the included studies

From: The application, character, and effectiveness of person-centred care with service-users, and the community within the discipline of podiatry: a scoping review

Intervention

Brief Outcome

Patient education [13]

Improved foot health

Mobile app that monitored ulcers [14]

Improved ulcer care but usability and accuracy require further development

Multifaceted podiatric approach [15]

Reduced fall rates

Direct treatment from podiatrists [5]

Podiatrists can successfully provide vascular assessment and person-specific advice on lifestyle changes

Remote temperature testing for selfcare activities [26]

Supported self-care activities and improved identification of individuals requiring podiatric treatment

Non-visual foot inspection for vision impaired self-care [24]

Increased likelihood of reporting a new foot problem to a podiatrist

Motivational interviewing [25]

Short-term effectiveness

Patient education, counselling, and motivational interviewing [27]

Increased knowledge retention and self-care behaviours, reducing need for additional podiatry clinic time

Development of a toolkit [28]

Podiatrists in partnership with patients identified and addressed potential barriers to changing footwear