Editor’s Note–April 2023
Among the lessons we have all learned in the past few years is the interconnectedness of people across the globe....
Editor’s Note–March 2023
The way that practitioners are educated, workplace expectations and stressors, and external policy issues all impact how O&P is practiced....
Editor’s Note–February 2023
Residual limbs that are difficult to fit, patients’ ability to connect cognitively with their prostheses, and the economics of advanced...
Editor’s Note–December 2022
As we approach the end of the year, people often reflect on the past months. Instead, in this final issue...
Editor’s Note–November 2022
Proper footwear, footcare, and corrections in gait deviations can prevent or treat a host of conditions including hip and low...
Editor’s Note–October 2022
Though the thermometer outside says 90 degrees, my calendar indicates it is the unofficial end of summer as we return...
Editor’s Note–August 2022
Many activities of daily living and on-the-job tasks require using our arms and hands. This fact, combined with the lesser...
Editor’s Note–July 2022
As the O&P profession has changed over the years, so too has its fabrication elements. What was once performed by...
Editor’s Note–June 2022
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to assume that consumers want the most modern, most automatic, most high-tech option available....
Editor’s Note–May 2022
Patient-centered care includes considering the environmental, cultural, and socioeconomic conditions that impact the patient’s experience. In this issue, we explore...
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