CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF FOOT CARE NURSES

Advancing the Practice of Foot Care Nursing

The Canadian Association of Foot Care Nurses is an organization
formed by practicing Foot Care Nurses from across Canada

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CAFCN CONFERENCE

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May 23 – 25, 2025

Conference information will be posted as it becomes available.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

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Key Resources

Whether you are interested in understanding more about foot care conditions, or a medical professional looking for specific tools, browse our comprehensive resource collection.
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National Competencies for Nursing Foot Care

The CAFCN National Competencies process started in 2015. Adapted from other client-centric frameworks from Canada and across the world, it lays out the path ahead for foot care nursing in Canada.

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Best Practice

Resources are available through literature, policy and practice standards provided from affiliate organizations that directly or indirectly impact foot care nurses.

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Associations & Funding

The provincial/territorial regulatory body may have educational funding for the nurse seeking to obtain their certificate in Advanced Foot Care or in Continuing Education in Foot Care Nursing.

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Membership has Many Benefits

The mission of the Canadian Association of Foot Care Nurses is to advance the practice of foot care through a collaborative and networking process for all individuals providing foot care. Work with us to improve the health and experience of our clients.

Benefits Of Membership

Certification Information

CAFCN recognizes the importance of nursing certification for:

1. The public (client safety, helps the public to recognize a nurse who is competent in a specialty)

2. Individual nurse (shows employers, colleagues, and clients that a nurse is a dedicated and competent professional)

3. The profession (CNA, 2023; Williams & Counts, 2013)

It is the goal of CAFCN to promote the highest standard of advanced foot care nursing in Canada through supporting the development, implementation, coordination, and evaluation of all aspects of the certification and recertification process. We are working towards this goal and making significant progress in this area.