Additional file 1: of Management of peripheral arterial disease in diabetes: a national survey of podiatry practice in the United Kingdom

Figure S1. UK National podiatry survey. (PDF 253 kb

Additional file 2: of Management of peripheral arterial disease in diabetes: a national survey of podiatry practice in the United Kingdom

Table S1. Geographical distribution of podiatrists in the United Kingdom compared to the geographical distribution of respondents to our survey. (DOCX 51 kb

Additional file 3: of Management of peripheral arterial disease in diabetes: a national survey of podiatry practice in the United Kingdom

Table S2. Sample quotes from answers to the open question “in your opinion, what are the biggest limitations in your vascular referral pathway?”. (DOCX 141 kb

Additional file 2: of Self-assessment of surgical ward crisis management using video replay augmented with stress biofeedback

Figure S1. Difference between simulation and resting HRV indices between different experience groups. (PNG 176 kb

Additional file 1 of Effectiveness of a multicenter training programme to teach point-of-care vascular ultrasound for the detection of peripheral arterial disease in people with diabetes

: Figure S1. The full DUOSATS assessment tool. The last four domains (grey) concern stenosis assessment and reporting, which are not relevant to the present study. Therefore, these domains were excluded from the assessment, giving a minimum and maximum attainable DUOSATS score of 6 and 26, respectively. (PNG 558 kb