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The origins and evolution of podiatric dermatology

The origins and evolution of podiatric dermatology
The origins and evolution of podiatric dermatology
This thesis sets out to demonstrate the significant contribution to the field of podiatric dermatology, through the use of various forms of published documentary evidence, made by the author. In addition to the published papers submitted, a content analysis of British podiatric literature over a period of 21 years has mapped the emergence and development of the specialism of podiatric dermatology within the United Kingdom. This work demonstrates a significant increase in professional interest within this area during this period. This is evidenced through increased reporting of dermatological topics within podiatry journals in terms of related news items, advertisements and editorials. This is accompanied by an increasing number of case studies, peerreviewed papers and continuing professional development articles evident within the literature. The author has presented within this thesis a suite of fifty published articles along with verifiable evidence of professional activities related to the promotion and development of podiatric dermatology. Collectively this evidence represents a significant contribution to the development and evolution of dermatology as a specialist area within podiatry in the United Kingdom over the last fifteen years.
Bristow, Ivan Robert
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Bristow, Ivan Robert
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Borthwick, Alan
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Bristow, Ivan Robert (2011) The origins and evolution of podiatric dermatology. University of Southampton, Faculty of Health Sciences, Doctoral Thesis, 505pp.

Record type: Thesis (Doctoral)

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This thesis sets out to demonstrate the significant contribution to the field of podiatric dermatology, through the use of various forms of published documentary evidence, made by the author. In addition to the published papers submitted, a content analysis of British podiatric literature over a period of 21 years has mapped the emergence and development of the specialism of podiatric dermatology within the United Kingdom. This work demonstrates a significant increase in professional interest within this area during this period. This is evidenced through increased reporting of dermatological topics within podiatry journals in terms of related news items, advertisements and editorials. This is accompanied by an increasing number of case studies, peerreviewed papers and continuing professional development articles evident within the literature. The author has presented within this thesis a suite of fifty published articles along with verifiable evidence of professional activities related to the promotion and development of podiatric dermatology. Collectively this evidence represents a significant contribution to the development and evolution of dermatology as a specialist area within podiatry in the United Kingdom over the last fifteen years.

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Published date: October 2011
Organisations: University of Southampton, Faculty of Health Sciences

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Local EPrints ID: 335990
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/335990
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Date deposited: 18 Sep 2012 10:09
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 10:38

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Author: Ivan Robert Bristow
Thesis advisor: Alan Borthwick

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