Qualitative study finds insights for improving foot care access in socially marginalized adults, suggesting outreach strategies.
Foot health is integral to the mobility, independence and psychosocial well-being of people experiencing homelessness. Findings highlight the need for flexible, outreach-oriented and stigma-informed approaches to podiatric care. Charitable models offer transferable insights for statutory and community services seeking to improve equitable access to foot care for socially marginalised populations.
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