Footcare Hub

It’s essential that your pharmacy team can advise on foot health.

It may surprise you to learn that, in the UK, around nine out of ten customers reported having a number of foot conditions in 2006.1

The good news is that a pharmacy is one of their most trusted sources of footcare advice on the high street.1 We want to help your team become expert advisors in this important sector, demonstrating the value of a pharmacy visit to customers.

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  1. RB Data on File. Scholl foot conditions research. 2006 (n=1071).

Module Summaries

Module Summaries

Click the download link buttons below to get the Foot Health and Foot Conditions module summaries and get an overview of what your team has learned.

Download Foot Conditions module summary
Download Foot Health module summary

Team Training Exercises

Team Training Exercises

We’ve created some simple exercises to reinforce your team’s learning once they have completed their training modules. The exercises are designed to help your team put their knowledge into practice in an everyday pharmacy environment.

Download Foot Conditions training
Download Foot Health training

Use these links to view the full Pharmacy Assistant learning modules

Understanding Foot Conditions > Managing Foot Conditions > RB Products for Managing Foot Conditions > Understanding Foot Health > Managing Foot Health > RB Products for Managing Foot Health >

Useful CPD links and Resources

If you’d like to expand or refresh your own clinical understanding of Footcare, here are some good Continuing Professional Development links and additional resources to help you keep up-to-date with the latest evidence and practice. 

Pharmacy and footcare

  • Focus on Foot Health

    People often overlook the importance of maintaining their feet, and how integral feet are to the mobility and quality of life, until problems arise. The Pharmaceutical Journal has joined forces with RB to raise awareness and understanding of the importance of identifying and appropriately managing a variety of foot conditions in community pharmacy.

    Click here to visit the website

  • Footcare infographic

    Download our infographic for pharmacists and their teams which illustrates some common foot conditions, and describes their key features, causes and treatment.

    Click here to open the infographic

Management guidance

Efficacy data