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Podiatric surgeons in Australia are excluded from public hospitals despite extensive training and safe practice. Integrating them could improve surgical care access, especially for complex foot conditions and underserved populations.

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  • Health Services Research
  • Surgical Workforce Integration
  • Public Health Policy

Background:

  • Podiatric surgery is a recognized specialty in Australia with accredited training and a history of safe practice.
  • Podiatric surgeons are currently excluded from public hospitals and government-funded services, limiting their contribution to surgical care.
  • This exclusion creates a barrier to addressing high-demand surgical needs and complex foot conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore systemic barriers preventing the integration of podiatric surgeons into the Australian health system.
  • To examine how regulatory frameworks, clinical data, and international comparisons highlight underutilization of this surgical workforce.
  • To advocate for structural reforms to improve service equity and patient access.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of national regulatory frameworks governing podiatric surgery in Australia.
  • Review of clinical audit data to assess practice outcomes and workforce capacity.
  • Comparative analysis of international models, including interprofessional agreements in the UK and US.

Main Results:

  • Despite being well-trained, podiatric surgeons remain excluded from public healthcare settings.
  • Systemic barriers hinder their participation in multidisciplinary teams and public surgical services.
  • International examples demonstrate benefits of integration, including improved service equity and reduced waiting times.

Conclusions:

  • Structural reforms are needed to integrate podiatric surgeons into public hospitals and government-funded services.
  • Integration would enhance surgical capacity, reduce waiting lists, and improve care for complex foot and ankle conditions, including diabetic foot disease.
  • Aligning with international best practices can improve service equity and alleviate surgical bottlenecks in Australia.