
November 2012
edit post Quality Assurance: Are We Doing a Good Job? by Tony Wickman, CTPO November 1, 2012 When I started in this industry in 1984, I was amazed to find
edit post Quality Assurance: Are We Doing a Good Job? by Tony Wickman, CTPO November 1, 2012 When I started in this industry in 1984, I was amazed to find
Feet aren’t just a built-in mode of transportation—they can be critical to a person’s professional success. For a professional athlete, for example, foot wellness can translate into fame and a
O&P professionals are facing new challenges that may color and re-direct the future of their respective professions. The pedorthic profession in particular faces its own set of unique challenges in
As with any intricate piece of equipment with many moving parts, the human foot is subject to a wide array of possible malfunctions—ranging from congenital deformity and improper gait to
While expectant mothers may be most focused on their growing abdomens and the needs of their unborn children, they may be feeling the effects of pregnancy on their feet as
The typical adult human skeleton has 206 bones. The human feet—with 26 bones each—account for just over 25 percent of the bones in the human body. From a purely statistical
If there is one thing that it seems everyone in the orthotic, prosthetic, and pedorthic professions can agree on, it’s that the industry is continually changing. With increasing documentation requirements
Get your feet wet. Get your foot in the door. Put your feet to the fire. Get off on the right foot. Jump in with both feet. The number of
When I started in this industry in 1984, I was amazed to find out that there wasn’t any federal or state oversight in the production of orthoses or prostheses. You
If the shoe fits, wear it. Not many people understand this statement as well as Bev Combs. For most of her life, she had been relegated to wearing black, orthopedic
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