Despite differences related to personality and family patterns, interruptions are a common feature in most personal and clinical conversations. We...

What made you decide on a career in O&P? Patience Nicholls, CTPO, instructional support technician, O&P Technology program, Spokane Falls...

As with most people who have experienced a traumatic amputation, Abram Hanover remembers the date, time, and location of his...

AOPA’s national assembly starts on September 8, and since just about every table in the exhibit hall will have some...

We asked a two-part question on the pros and cons of 3D printing. Of those who responded to our question...

The use of advertising in politics promotes political ideas, policies, and candidates through different marketing outlets, and, as most everyone...

Alisha Brennon, Shawna Ross, Jessica Lara, Kendal Wipperling, Dalila Contreras, Brooke Manz, and Amelia Toomey are all women from different...

In the April issue of The O&P EDGE, an article considered how memory and lying can affect patient reports. According...

People often associate the first month of the year as a time for rejuvenation and flexibility. However, in addition to...

Articles in the April issue of Amplitude magazine discussed and highlighted travel tips for amputees, including what works for a...