**Table 1.**

*NDS.*

identify patients at risk and monitor whether they need intervention. The Assessment should also be based on an assessment of diabetic foot ulcer and risk of amputation, healing of diabetic foot ulcer, and assessment of diabetic foot ulcer infection [28]. Outcome measures for assessing diabetic neuropathy such as Utah Early Neuropathy Scale (UNES), for Ulcer risk (Queensland high-risk foot form or QHRFF); Diabetic foot ulcer assessment, scoring and amputation risk (Perfusion, Extent, Depth, Infection and Sensory scale or PEDIS); Site, Ischemia, Neuropathy, Bacterial infection and Depth assessment (SINBAD); Diabetic foot ulcer measurement (Leg Ulcer Measurement Tool LUMT) have been shown to be effective and valid.

An advanced home assessment tool for monitoring the feet of diabetics is desirable, and measuring the skin temperature of these feet is a promising modality. Temperature assessment is based on the idea that skin heat as a predictor of diabetic foot ulcer [29].
