The diabetic foot care model is a simulation teaching tool specifically designed for nursing teaching and clinical training, mainly used to help trainees understand the pathological characteristics of diabetic foot and master relevant nursing skills.

This model enables trainees to have an intuitive understanding of the severity of diabetic foot and the necessity of care by realistically regenerating common symptoms of diabetic foot, such as skin necrosis, ulcers, infections and tissue defects. During the operation, trainees can practice nursing skills such as wound cleaning, dressing change, dressing coverage, necrotic tissue treatment and wound observation, enhancing their hands-on ability and clinical thinking.

Meanwhile, this model can also be used in teaching to explain protective measures for diabetic foot, such as foot cleaning, promoting blood circulation and reducing pressure, thereby cultivating the holistic nursing concept of nursing staff. Through repeated training, trainees can accumulate experience in a risk-free environment and enhance their ability to deal with complex cases.

Overall, the diabetic foot care model plays a significant role in nursing teaching, skills training and clinical safety assurance.