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From Paperwork to Patient Care: AI in O&P
Katie Janiszewski, MSOP, CPO, didn’t realize how much time she was losing to documentation—until AI gave that time back to...
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Errors and Apologies
To err is human, to forgive, divine. — A. Pope Every human makes mistakes. It is likely that every practitioner...
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Exercise Is Medicine
“If exercise could be packed in a pill, it would be the single most widely prescribed and beneficial medicine in...
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Is O&P Science, Art, or Neither?
During my prosthetics residency a colleague described an interaction with a patient who was frustrated after experiencing ongoing discomfort despite...
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Problem Solving With Skill and Creativity
O&P providers are driven to deliver the most appropriate solutions for patients—both physically and psychosocially. While there is nuance in...
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Medicaid Changes Would Have a Major Impact on O&P Care
One of President Trump's signature goals is to extend the tax provisions he signed into law in his first term....
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Is O&P Ready for Eco-Friendly Fabrication?
When Matt Perkins, president and CEO, Coyote Design, Idaho, started in O&P more than 30 years ago, he wasn’t thinking...
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Building an O&P Technician: New Paths to an Evolving Occupation
Formal education has long been considered the preferred path to becoming an O&P technician. With just four accredited programs remaining...
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Better Together: Pooling Global Knowledge
The benefits of sharing individual experiences, insights, and learning to advance universal change and progress are widely acknowledged. International O&P...
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Stigma and Hiding Disability
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's wheelchair When the memorial to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) in Washington was completed in 1997,...
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