09.00 - K2.1	New paradigms of podiatry-led foot care for patients with rheumatoid arthritis – James Woodburn, United Kingdom
09.30 - K2.2	The Special Olympics are special – Patrick Nunan, United States of America (kindly sponsored by Tekscan)
10.00 - K2.3	Education: The Launch of FIP’s International Academy of Podiatric Medical Educators – FIP president, Robert Chelin (Canada), Stuart Baird (United Kingdom) and José Roofthooft (Belgium)
11.15 - Concurrent sessions:
Special track	The International Academy of Podiatric Medical Educators ( A detailed programme of the special track, including summaries, will be handed out at the start of the special track)
Oral session 7	Biomechanics and gait analysis – Chair: Antal Sanders, The Netherlands O07.1 The use of plantar pressure management to optimize orthotic therapy – Paul van Neerven, The Netherlands O07.2 An in vivo method of measuring subtalar joint movement during the contact phase of walking – Ivan Birch, United Kingdom O07.3 Variation of tactile cues reduce nociceptive capacity of plantar irritating stimulus impact on walking gait – Marc Janin, France O07.4 Intra test reliability on the clinical detection and labeling of the subtalar joint axis – Joris de Schepper, Belgium
Oral session 8	Wound management: the challenge for podiatrists? – Chair: Miranda van Mol, The Netherlands O08.1 Wound management and ‘little creatures’: be aware! – Ron Legerstee, The Netherlands O08.2 Efficacy of intraoperative surgical irrigation with polihexanide and nitrofurazone in reducing bacterial load after nail removal surgery – Marta Elena Losa Iglesias, Spain O08.3 Methicillin resistant staph aureus - It’s not just a hospital associated infection. From the locker room to the office and the hospital – Jeffrey Ross, United States of America O08.4 Targeted treatment of invasive fungal infections accelerates healing of wounds – Gopi Chellan, India
Interactive session 7	Live foot clinic: The rheumatic foot – James Woodburn, United Kingdom, Marike van der Leeden, The Netherlands and Karin Fiedler, Australia/The Netherlands
Interactive session 8	Examining the Special Olympics Athlete – Patrick Nunan, United States of America (kindly sponsored by Tekscan)
Interactive session 9	Is the skin a podiatric mirror? – Ivan Bristow, United Kingdom
14.15 - Concurrent sessions:
Special track	The International Academy of Podiatric Medical Educators
Oral session 9	Biomechanics and (foot)pathology – Chair: Matt Werd, United States of America O09.1 The subtle cavus foot – Julian Livingstone, United Kingdom O09.2 Plantar orthotics for patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP) decreases pain and improves spine function and mobility – Philippe Villeneuve, France O09.3 Predicting and preventing diabetic ulcerations with computerized gait analysis – Jeffrey Ross, United States of America O09.4 Incidence rates of health problems in Dutch podiatry patients – Lars Fuit, The Netherlands
Oral session 10	Prevention and wound care in (chronic) foot problems – Chair: José Roofthooft, Belgium O10.1 Delayed wound healing as a challenge – Sandra Janssen, The Netherlands O10.2 Bio-electric stimulation and wound healing: A review including diabetic foot ulcer case studies – Henk Snyman, Belgium O10.3 Preventive care of the diabetic foot - Bret Ribotsky, United States of America  O10.4 An early surgical intervention of tenotomy and capsulotomy with dorsal toe splinting immobilization, a safe and relative simple procedure to expedite ulcer healing at the distal end of contracted toe: case report – Robert Romaine, United States of America
Interactive session 10	Live foot clinic: The rheumatic foot – James Woodburn, United Kingdom, Marike van der Leeden, The Netherlands and Karin Fiedler, Australia/The Netherlands
Interactive session 11	Robert van Lith workshop; felt paddings and silicone orthoses - Opening by Marie José van Lith, France  - Workshop by Jurgen Nijenhuis, The Netherlands and Jeroen Nijenhuis, The Netherlands (Kindly sponsored by Medical Leather and Harmonica)
Interactive session 12	How to advise your athletes about sports shoes: the Fit for Feet system – Rob van Antwerpen, The Netherlands, Rob Last, The Netherlands and Nicky Narraina, The Netherlands (Kindly sponsored by LFT/Intersport)
Exhibition, poster viewing and refreshments
16.30 - Plenary session Chair:  Margreet van Putten, The Netherlands
K2.4	Biomechanics within the podiatric practice – Trevor Prior, United Kingdom
Concurrent session:
Special track	The International Academy of Podiatric Medical Educators