The PRACTICE Network
Submit a Case for Discussion
For clinicians seeking peer input, second opinions, or discussion of complex cases.
Share an anonymised foot and ankle case for multidisciplinary discussion, peer input, and practical clinical learning. Suitable for diagnostic uncertainty, imaging interpretation, treatment planning, and shared decision-making.
Secure, anonymised submission • Reviewed for educational discussion
How the PRACTICE MDT Works
Submit a Case
Provide a fully anonymised case with relevant clinical details, imaging, or questions.
Clinical Review
Cases are reviewed and curated for relevance, clarity, and educational value.
Shared Insight
Selected cases are discussed and shared as practical clinical insights and learning.
Clinical Governance & Confidentiality
All cases submitted to the PRACTICE Network must be fully anonymised. The submitting clinician is responsible for ensuring appropriate patient consent has been obtained where required.
- Submissions are for clinical discussion and educational purposes only
- Content is reviewed prior to sharing
- No medico-legal advice is provided
- Patient-identifiable information must not be included
The PRACTICE Network
Advancing clinical excellence in private practice
A dedicated space for clinicians to share insight, discuss cases, and develop clinical practice in a structured, professional environment.
P.R.A.C.T.I.C.E. represents a framework for modern private practice:
- Private Practice
- Research Review
- Audit & Governance
- Collaboration & Partnership
- Technology & Innovation
- Insights (Clinical, Risk & Medico-legal)
- Clinical Excellence
- Evolving Trends
Private practice can be isolating. Decision-making is often fragmented, with limited access to real-time peer discussion or multidisciplinary input.
The PRACTICE Network brings clinicians together to support:
Case-based discussion and second opinions
Clinical governance and shared learning
Ongoing education and practical application
Collaboration across independent practice
Built for consultants working in private practice, it provides a simple, secure way to connect, reflect, and continuously improve clinical decision-making.
Dr Ros Miller
PRACTICE Perspectives
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When to Refer Forefoot Pain: Differentiating Metatarsalgia and Morton’s Neuroma
Forefoot pain is a common presentation in clinical practice, often described by patients as pain under the ball of the foot or between the toes.
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When to Refer Heel Pain: Differentiating Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendinopathy
Heel pain is one of the most common presentations in foot and ankle practice, frequently attributed to plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinopathy. While many cases
Contribute to the PRACTICE Network
The PRACTICE Network is designed to support collaborative clinical thinking and shared expertise.
- The PRACTICE Network is designed to support collaborative clinical thinking and shared expertise.
- Gain additional perspectives on diagnosis and management
- Contribute to shared clinical learning
- Support continuous improvement in foot and ankle care
All submissions are anonymised and used for educational discussion only.
PRACTICE Learning
Clinical videos focused on practical decision-making in foot and ankle care, including case-based discussion, imaging interpretation, and treatment strategy.
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