Title(s):	Diabetic Foot Infections & Diabetes
# of CE Contact Hours:	1 It is the participants responsibility to know their state licensing board's requirements and acceptance policies for online lectures.
Price:	$30
Number of Lectures:	2
Total Length:	71 minutes
Year(s) Recorded:	2010
Brochure:	Official Lecture Brochure
Computer Requirements:	In order to watch these lectures, you must have a high-speed Internet connection (with a download speed of at least 1 MB/s-test your connection here) connected to a computer (and the ability to hear sound through your computer (sound card and speakers). It is recommended that you do not view the lectures on a Mac as the Foundation cannot provide customer support for Macs.
How To Purchase and View the Lectures:	Purchase View
Quiz Information:	Once you have viewed each lecture, you will be required to take a quiz that will validate that you have in fact watched the lecture.  The quiz will be 5 to 10 multiple choice or true/false questions and is untimed.  After you successfully complete the quiz, you will immediately be able to view your CE Contact Hour certificate and print it.  You will receive an e-mail from the Foundation within a week of completing the lectures with a link to an evaluation.
Presenter Bio(s):	McGuire Bio: Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery; Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics & Primary Podiatric Medicine; Director, Advanced Wound Healing Center.
Presenter Disclosures:	Disclosures: Speakers’ Bureaus, Johnson & Johnson Corp. and Healthpoint Ltd.; Consultant, Institute for Pharmaceutical Discovery; Creative Footwear Technology Shareholder.
Lecture Objectives:	At the conclusion of the Diabetes lecture, the attendee should be able to: 1) Know the various types of diabetes 2) Understand the complications associated with diabetes 3) Know the various therapies used in the treatment of diabetes and its complications At the conclusion of the Diabetic Foot Infections lecture, the attendee should be able to: 1) Understand the common manifestations of superficial and deep infections in the diabetic patient. 2) Know and apply the IDSA classification system for diabetic foot infections 3) Understand the treatment of diabetic foot infections including antibiotics and surgical management.
Details:	The first time viewing each lecture, you will be able to pause, re-start, and rewind the videos but you can not fast-forward them.  After successfully viewing each lecture to completion, you can review the lecture with the opportunity to pause, re-start, and rewind the videos but also fast-forward them.