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...
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Editor’s Note–January 2023
As we begin the new year, we focus on trends and insights that will impact the O&P profession this year...
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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...
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Proper footwear, footcare, and corrections in gait deviations can prevent or treat a host of conditions including hip and low...
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Though the thermometer outside says 90 degrees, my calendar indicates it is the unofficial end of summer as we return...
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O&P interventions are most effective when they are integrated into a multidisciplinary rehabilitation strategy. In this issue, we explore how...
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Many activities of daily living and on-the-job tasks require using our arms and hands. This fact, combined with the lesser...
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As the O&P profession has changed over the years, so too has its fabrication elements. What was once performed by...
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In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to assume that consumers want the most modern, most automatic, most high-tech option available....
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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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