January 2012
The O&P EDGE
edit post Our Changing Profession by The O&P EDGE January 13, 2012 In honor of our tenth anniversary, we are pleased to present Looking Back, Looking Ahead, a celebration
Our Changing Profession
The O&P EDGE
In honor of our tenth anniversary, we are pleased to present Looking Back, Looking Ahead, a celebration of the past, the present, and the future—not only for The O&P EDGE, but
Evolution Industries’ Custom Origin Silicone Liners
The O&P EDGE
EDGE Direct The Origin line of silicone liners features a unique, silken surface that increases durability and allows the liner to slide on itself making donning and doffing a one-step
The Near Future of O&P
Morgan Stanfield
“The single-most important thing to understand when we talk about the future of O&P is that clinicians need to stop seeing ourselves as giving people new limbs or braces; what
Young Turks: Where Are They Now?
Miki Fairley
In December 2002, The O&P EDGE published an article about a few of the up-and-comers in the orthotics and prosthetics profession (“The Young Turks: How Are They Impacting O&P?” The O&P EDGE, www.oandp.com/articles/2002-12_02.asp). As The
O&P 101: A Crash Course
Laura Hochnadel
What associations serve the O&P profession, what do they do, and what does it mean for you? Quick question: If you were in an elevator talking to a recent O&P
Are You Ready for a Party? We Are!
Tonja Randolph
Ten years ago this month, Western Media LLC became an entity within the state of Colorado. Within four months, we launched the premier issue of The O&P EDGE at the
Our Changing Profession
The O&P EDGE
In honor of our tenth anniversary, we are pleased to present Looking Back, Looking Ahead, a celebration of the past, the present, and the future—not only for The O&P EDGE,
Considerations for Wound Healing
Séamus Kennedy, BEng(Mech), CPed, FAAOP(A)
Many O&P practitioners are directly involved in multi-specialty teams at wound care centers and diabetic clinics. Healing chronic wounds takes time, patience, skill, and a good deal of cooperation. The
Fabricating Pediatric Orthoses: More than just Smaller Orthoses
Tony Wickman, CTPO
I’m not a people person. I’ve always preferred the quiet companionship of a room full of tools, but children are another story. During my brief stint as a clinician, I
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