The Podiatry and Chiropody Centre
Paul Harradine MSc, BSc(Hons), SRCh, Cert Ed, Podiatrist
Paul Harradine graduated from the Northampton School of Podiatry in 1994. He is currently the Company Director of The Podiatry & Chiropody Centre, Portsmouth, as well as running a number of private podiatric clinics in Portsmouth and Southampton. He was the Clinical Lead Specialist in podiatric biomechanics within Portsmouth HealthCare NHS Trust between 2000 – 2004. Paul also has a Masters of Science in Sports Injury and Therapy, Certificate in Professional Studies ‘Sports Podiatry’, Post Graduate Certificate in Sports Science from Manchester Metropolitan University and a Certificate in Education.
Paul has regularly taught podiatric workshops to podiatrists, physiotherapists and Naval Medical personnel over the past 5 years and lectures on podiatric biomechanics at Southampton University School of Health Professions and Rehabilitation Sciences. He is also a member of the Southampton University School of Health Professions and Rehabilitation Sciences school board.
Paul Harradine’s recent presentations & publications
Conference Presentations
Unification Theory (keynote speaker) : 3rd Staffordshire Conference on Clinical Biomechanics. Staffordshire University. 1st May, 2005
Does my patient need foot Orthoses? An introduction to the evidence based approach in podiatric biomechanics. 1st International Evidence-Based Physical Therapy Conference, . Senate House, University of London. October 2004
Biomechanics of the lower limb? Theory and indications for foot orthoses. The 2004 Defence Medical Rehabilitation Conference. Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre, Headley Court. October 2004,
Clinical Gait Dysfunction: Assessment and Treatment using the in-shoe F-Scan. Tekscan Users Conference. Staffordshire University. October 2004,
Podiatric Biomechanics: Lower Limb symptomology due to Gait Dysfunction. Wessex Foot & Ankle Forum, Southampton General Hospital, March 2004.
Unification of Podiatric Gait Dysfunction Theory, Is it possible? Biomechanics Summer School , Heythrop Park, Oxfordshire. August 2003
The role of in-shoe pressure analysis in Podiatric Biomechanics. RS-Scan International Conference, Ipswich. March, 2001.
Publications
Harradine P, Collins S, Webb C, Bevan L. A new method of increasing supinatory moments to a medially deviated subtalar joint axis - The Medial Oblique Shell Inclination. Podiatry Now. Vol 11, No. 3. 2008.
Harradine P. The Role of plantar pressure foot pressure measurement within podiatry. Podiatry now: Continuing Professional Development Supplement, October. 2006.
Harradine P, Bevan L, Carter N. An overview of podiatric biomechanics theory and its relation to selected gait dysfunction. Physiotherapy. Volume 92, Issue 2 , June 2006, Pages 122-127.
Harradine PD. Podiatry: Importance of the Foot. Positive Health Magazine. Issue 122, April 2006.
Bevan LS, Harradine PD, Durrant B: The effect of temporary immobilisation of the 1st metatarsophalangeal joint upon in-shoe gait analysis parameters – a preliminary study. British Journal of Podiatry. 7(2); 2004
Harradine PD, Bevan LJ, Carter N: Podiatric Biomechanics Part 1: Foot
based Models.
British Journal of Podiatry. 11(1); 2003
Carter N, Harradine PD, Bevan LJ: Podiatric Biomechanics Part 2. The role of proximal muscle balance. British Journal of Podiatry. 11(2); 2003
Harradine PD & Jarret J: Podiatric Biomechanics, the efficacy of a service within the N.H.S. The Foot. 11(1):2001
Harradine PD, Herrington L, Wright R: The effect of low dye taping upon rear foot motion before and after exercise. The Foot. 11(2):2001. p57-61
Harradine PD & Bevan LJ: The effect of rearfoot eversion upon maximum
hallux dorsiflexion.
Journal of the American Podiatric Medicine Association 9(90);2000
Bevan LJ & Harradine PD: The Assessment of Foot Structure in the Diabetic Foot: An introduction to Podiatric Biomechanics. Diabetes Today. 3(2); 2000.
Harradine PD: The Experiences of establishing and running a multi-practitioner clinic. Podiatry Now. 8(1); 2005
Podiatry Now. 8(1); 2005