Advanced Foot Care Nurse Course
Comprehensive Theory and Clinical Training: The Advanced Footcare Nurse course offers a well-rounded curriculum that covers essential topics ranging from foot anatomy and physiology to nail and skin disorders.
The Role of a Medical Foot Care Nurse
Foot Nursing as a Specialty!
In What Areas is a Foot Care Nurse Needed?
CAFCN National Competencies
Nursing Assessments
Resource: CNO- Scope of Practice
Quiz
Video: Role of the Foot Care Nurse
Understanding Foot Biology
Functions of Nails in Foot Care
Factors Affecting Toenail Growth and the Requirements for Healthy Nail Growth
Bones, Skin Tissue, Muscles, and Tendons of the Foot and Ankle
Motions of the Foot
Changes to the Feet, Toenails, and Lower Limbs as Aging Occurs
Common Issues with Children's Feet and Legs
Lymphatic Vessels and the Foot
Quiz
Viruses and Bacteria Affecting the Feet
Onychauzical - Thickened Nail
The Involuted/Pincer Nail
Onychryptosis Nail and Its 3 Stages
Video: Discoloured Toenails by AFCN
Understanding the Yellow Nail Syndrome in Foot Care
Onychomycosis - Fungal Nails
Pseudomonas Infections in Nails: Understanding, Prevention, and Treatment
Leukonychia Nail
Malignant Melanoma in the Nail or on the Foot
Changes in Toenails Due to Systemic Issues or Medications
Types and Details of Structural Deformities of the Foot and Toes
Soft Tissue Issues with the Foot
Video: Calluses
Common Venous Diseases: A Comprehensive Overview
Arterial Diseases in Foot Care Nursing
Wound Care for Lower Limb and Feet
Journey into the World of Foot Care for Diabetic Individuals
Understanding Neuropathy
Diabetic Assessment Tools
Inlows Diabetic Foot Ulcer Assessment Tool
Monofilament Testing Procedure
Essential Socks and Footwear
Video: Understanding Diabetic Foot Complications
Presentation and Management of the Diabetic Foot
Quiz
Callus and Corn Care
Heel Care
Ingrown Nail Care
Our AFCN Fungal Nail Protocol
AFCN Wart Protocol
Utilizing the Appointment Time for Clients
Video- Compression Therapy Course
Foot Care Practice and Medical Reprocessing
Reprocessing Foot Care Critical Instruments
PHO Checklist for Office Reprocessing
The Simple Steps
Reprocessing Courses by PHO
Public Health Ontario Reprocessing Course Certification Registration
Video: The Importance of Sterilized Tools in Foot Care
AFCN: Our Autoclave Room- A Instructional Video
Practice Recommendations for Infection Prevention and Control Related to Foot Care in Healthcare Settings
Please use registration form at www.advancedfootnurse.com to send in your required personal information and clinical location choice.
Ability to attend agreed upon clinical dates and location (see refund policy)
Active nursing license and in Good Standing with your College
To receive a certificate of completion, both theory and clinical must be completed within 1 year
Refunds: Due to the content delivery, no refunds are provided once a person has logged into a course.
Online Theory Course is self-guided and self-taught at your own pace. Clinical component is where hands-on experience and questions about skills and care are communicated to teacher and answered.
What you will receive from taking a foot care course would have been a Certificate of Completion More information can be found at : https://cafcn.ca/education/certification/
When you register your contact information is sent to the clinical partner you have chosen in your area. The Clinical partner will contact you to schedule your clinical days. We pride ourselves on being flexible. We acknowledge that not all students can complete those days at once or on a set weekend day or time. The clinical teacher will come up with a plan with your collaboration. We hold clinicals all year on days that work for you!
To apply for reimbursement of your course fees and receive funding for continuing education as a nurse in Ontario, please complete the application via these links: https://www.werpn.com/education/grants-and-scholarships/nursing-education-initiative/ https://rnao.ca/education-funding-nei Remember to include a copy of our course certificate of completion and AFCN receipt for payment. Eligible nurses can receive up to $1,500.00 in funding per year.