This is the Foot Health Priority Setting Partnership survey.

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This is the Foot Health Priority Setting Partnership survey. Having healthy feet is very important in allowing us to do the things we want to do in our everyday lives. Sadly, our feet can develop many problems that can sometimes stop us from doing the things that we enjoy or even just walking without them causing us pain. There are many things that we can do to make our feet better, but often we do not know exactly how these treatments work. We want you to tell us what questions you have about anything to do with foot health and the treatments we use when we have foot problems. This survey will allow you to show us which questions are most important to you. If you want to read more about the Foot Health Priority Setting Partnership or would like to download and complete a paper version of this survey you can visit our website by clicking on this link: https://foothealthpsp.org/ In addition, at the end of this survey is a contact email address for Dr Andrea Graham, the Foot Health Priority Setting Partnership Co-ordinator. The survey will close for responses by the 31st January, 2019. Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.

Who are we? We are a group of people who work in health care with an interest in foot health. We are people who help to look after other peoples feet or we are people who have had foot problems ourselves. What are we doing? We want to find out what questions you have about foot health, to help people who have foot problems. What do you need to do? Think about your feet. We want any questions that will make a difference to people who have problems with their feet. We want questions about people and the things that can be done to help look after foot problems. Anyone who has any problem with their feet can take part. It does not matter how old you are, who you are or where you come from. What will happen with your questions? Where the questions have not been answered already, they will be included in a list of research ideas. Once we have this list, we will ask patients, carers and health professionals to tell us how important they think these questions are. How will the Foot Health Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) use my information? There is no need for you to tell us any contact details unless you would like to take part in the next phase of the process or you want to know about the survey results. Your questions will be kept separate from any personal details that you provide, so that we will not know who you are in any of the survey results. We will keep the information that you give us safe.

This survey is in two parts: Part 1 is for you to tell us what your questions are about foot health. Your questions can be about anything that is important to you and that you think are unanswered. Part 2 is about you. This is so you can tell us a little bit of information about yourself, so that we can make sure that many different kinds of people take part. Please complete the survey on the following pages and return by 7 th September, 2018 to: Foot Health SPS Coordinator: Dr Andrea Graham By Email to: a.s.graham@salford.ac.uk By Post: c/o: School of Health Sciences, University of Salford, Allerton Building, Frederick Road, Salford. M6 6PU Alternatively, you can complete the survey electronically by going to this web link: All data collected in this survey will be held anonymously and securely. No personal data will be requested as part of the survey responses. The data in this survey will be owned by the University of Salford and will not be passed to a third party. For information about how your data in line with the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) is used please click on the weblink below: https://salford.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/foot-health-priority-setting-partnership-survey-ea- 2 https://www.salford.ac.uk/privacy/introduction/research-privacy-notice Please continue to the next page for the start of the survey.

Part 1 your questions Do you have a question about foot health that you think has not been answered? You questions might be about the kind of things listed here: What do you want to know about feet and How we decide what is wrong? How we can make things better? How we can stop things going wrong with your feet? What might happen if nothing is done about a foot problem? You might only have one question or you might have questions that come under each one in the list. This does not matter, even one question is important. To help you, here are some example questions that have been asked for other conditions: What treatments help reduce falls in people with Parkinsons Disease? If my child did daily breathing exercises would it help to control their asthma? Why do patients want physiotherapy and where do they find out about physiotherapy services? You can fill in the boxes by typing in each one if you are completing this on a computer or you can fill them in by writing in them with a pen if you are completing this on a paper copy. 1. Do you have any questions about how we decide what is wrong with your feet?

2. Do you have any questions about how we make feet better? 3. Do you have any questions about how we can stop things going wrong with your feet? 4. Do you have any questions about what happens if foot problems are ignored?

Part 2: About you. Can you tell us more about YOU, so that we can make sure that lots of different people take part. Are you completing this survey on behalf of someone else? Yes No If you answered Yes, please answer the questions that follow about THEM and not you. If you answered No, please answer the questions that follow, about YOU. 1. This statement best describes the person answering the survey. Please select the MAIN one that applies: Make your choice by circling with a pen or highlighting in bold if completing electronically. I have a foot health problem I am a health care practitioner/ medical professional I am employed by a foot health / footwear company Other (please give details below) 2. Where do you live? Please select the area that you live in from the list below, so that we can make sure we have responses from all across the UK. Make your choice by circling with a pen or highlighting in bold if completing electronically East Midlands East England London North East England North West England

Northern Ireland Scotland South East England South West England Wales West Midlands Yorks/Humber Eire Outside the UK/Eire Prefer not to say Other (please give details below) 3. What is your age? (or the age of the person with a foot health problem) Please select your age range from the list below. Make your choice by circling with a pen or highlighting in bold if completing electronically 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80 or over. 4. I am a: Make your choice by circling with a pen or highlighting in bold if completing electronically. Man or Boy Woman or Girl Prefer not to say Prefer to self-describe White 5. What best describes your ethnic group? (or the ethnic group of the person with a foot health problem). Make your choice by circling with a pen or highlighting in bold if completing electronically English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British Irish Gypsy or Irish Traveller Any other white background, please describe Asian/ Asian British Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi

Chinese Any other Asian background, please describe. Black/African/Caribbean/Black British African Caribbean Any other Black/African/Caribbean background, please describe Mixed/ Multiple ethnic group White and Black Caribbean White and Black African White and Asian Any other Mixed/Multiple ethnic background, please describe Other Ethnic Group Arab Any other ethnic group, please describe. Prefer not to say Would you like to stay in touch and be part of the next stage where we prioritise your questions? Please go to the Foot Health PSP contact us website link and provide your details: https://foothealthpsp.org/contact/ If you would like any information about the Foot Health PSP please contact: Dr Andrea Graham Foot Health PSP Co-ordinator Email: a.s.graham@salford.ac.uk Tel: 0161 295 6416 Thank you for taking the time to complete this PILOT survey.