EDGE Advantage

The O&P profession has long understood something that policymakers are only now beginning to recognize: outcomes matter. For decades, O&P...

In 2018, John Brinkmann, MA, CPO/L, FAAOP(D), wrote a feature article in The O&P EDGE about what O&P providers should...

The study about separating pain into more distinct categories found that a prosthesis user’s activities can cause various types and...

If you read any trade press lately, it feels like every other headline is about “intelligent” or “AI-powered” prosthetic devices:...

Social determinants of health are the socioeconomic and environmental conditions under which people live, and psychosocial needs focus on how...

Three types of leadership were classified in the 1930s by psychologist Kurt Lewin, PhD, and colleagues: autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire....

The Real Cost of Change Getting this part right takes workflow discipline, clinician training, and modest technology investment—none of which...

When comparing data between men and women, women: Wait longer to receive a prosthesis1 Are successfully fitted with a prosthesis...

The authors of the American College of Physicians (ACP) paper began by citing a source from 1999 that said the...

Value-based care (VBC) has become the buzz phrase in every healthcare strategy meeting. CMS, payers, and consultants all promise better...