Tech Talk: Women in O&P Fabrication
What made you decide on a career in O&P? Patience Nicholls, CTPO, instructional support technician, O&P Technology program, Spokane Falls...
Read moreDetailsWhat made you decide on a career in O&P? Patience Nicholls, CTPO, instructional support technician, O&P Technology program, Spokane Falls...
Read moreDetailsThe world of O&P is made up of people who share their skills, interests, and knowledge in any number of...
Read moreDetails“The label tells us how the encounter feels. It tells us very little about the patient,” Devina Wadhwa, MD, writes...
Read moreDetailsIn our earlier discussion of value-based care, I made the case that O&P practices need to be ready: measure meaningful...
Read moreDetailsBy “combining 3D scanning, finite element analysis, elastic-plastic homogenization, and field-driven design, the method adjusts lattice strut diameter according to...
Read moreDetailsBy “combining 3D scanning, finite element analysis, elastic-plastic homogenization, and field-driven design, the method adjusts lattice strut diameter according to...
Read moreDetailsLike our previous surveys, this one will take about three minutes to complete, and your responses will tell us a...
Read moreDetailsIf you’ve heard rumblings that Medicare’s competitive bidding program is coming back, you heard right—and this time it reaches directly...
Read moreDetailsThe O&P profession has long understood something that policymakers are only now beginning to recognize: outcomes matter. For decades, O&P...
Read moreDetailsIn 2018, John Brinkmann, MA, CPO/L, FAAOP(D), wrote a feature article in The O&P EDGE about what O&P providers should...
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