Abstract

Diabetic foot complications represent a significant health concern globally, driven by neuropathy and vascular issues associated with diabetes mellitus. Podiatric interventions play a critical role in managing these complications through evidence-based practices. This article reviews key evidence-based podiatric interventions for diabetic foot care, emphasizing early detection, prevention, and effective management strategies. Highlighted interventions include regular foot examinations, offloading techniques, wound care management, patient education, and surgical interventions. By integrating these interventions into multidisciplinary care approaches, podiatrists contribute to reducing diabetic foot complications and improving patient outcomes.