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Deb Schoen is a passionate lecturer and podiatrist with specialized knowledge in Rural Health and High Risk Foot care. With over 20 years of experience in rural podiatry, Schoen has dedicated her career to improving healthcare in Western Australian communities. She has worked in rural podiatry care in Wheatbelt, as well as within the High Risk Foot clinic at Royal Perth Hospital and in private practice. Schoen's commitment to rural health has been recognized with the 2021 Rural Health West Excellence Award for her work as a Metropolitan-based Bush Champion. She combines her interests in Rural Health and High Risk Foot with her PhD research, focused on the implementation of evidence-based guidelines for diabetic foot care in rural and remote Western Australia, utilizing the World Health Organization's framework. Schoen has a Master of International Health and a Diploma of Applied Science in Podiatry from Curtin University. She is actively engaged in research focused on digital health and its impact on health outcomes for patients with high risk foot complications.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Teaching and mentoring students in the field of podiatry, focusing on rural health practices.
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