Foot care brand Scholl and COP announced a partnership

care brand Scholl announced it was working with the Foot Academy (COP) to raise awareness of foot health.Shortly after the results were published, 35 per cent of British pharmacists were not completely comfortable with the diagnosis of foot disease.In addition, while 62 per cent of British pharmacists see foot conditions in practice at least once a month, only 7 per cent describe themselves as very confident in diagnosing skin diseases.Scholl and COP argue that British consumers need more local guidance when looking after their feet, and GBs are reported to be over-stressed and local pharmacists are not confident.Education will become an important part of group cooperation; Ensure that the public has the information they need to make foot health and care decisions through pharmacists and healthcare professionals who seek advice.Steve Jamison, chief executive of the Footy Institute, commented: "This ground-breaking partnership is committed to raising awareness of foot health among the public as well as pharmacists and medical professionals. People have the information they need to make the right decisions about their foot health and care - and know where to go when problems occur. That is why this partnership will raise awareness of foot doctors as the first stop for safe, professional foot care. " (Compiled by this web)