Diabetic Foot Registry

A Diabetic Foot Registry is a systematic database that records information about people with diabetes who develop foot problems, such as wounds or ulcers. Its purpose is to track cases, treatments, and outcomes to improve understanding and management of diabetic foot issues. By collecting this data, healthcare providers can identify patterns, improve care protocols, and prevent serious complications like infections or amputations. Overall, it helps ensure patients receive consistent, effective treatment and supports research to enhance diabetic foot health globally.