Challenging medicine: how to influence the agenda in foot surgery

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Podiatric Surgery and the NHS o PA agreed malleoli as limit to practice in COPSS negotiation (initially) (1995) o RCS attempted to assert right to ‘govern’ foot surgery by Royal Charter: no such provision in charter (only ‘promotion’ with members)
Podiatric Surgery and the NHS: Government response to medicine • DoH regarded BOA / RCS moves as ‘monopolistic’ • JCC (1996) publication seeks ‘medical delegation’ of surgery by nonmedically qualified = technician status
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Page 5 and 6: Mr. Ronald Laxton, founder of podia
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Page 25 and 26: Podiatric Surgery and the ‘New’
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