April 2021
edit post Academy Society Spotlight Bioethics in Pediatric O&P: Assent by Scott Thach, MSPO, CPO/LO April 1, 2021 A few months ago, I treated a bright and mature 12-year-old
edit post Academy Society Spotlight Bioethics in Pediatric O&P: Assent by Scott Thach, MSPO, CPO/LO April 1, 2021 A few months ago, I treated a bright and mature 12-year-old
A few months ago, I treated a bright and mature 12-year-old girl with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). She and her parents were there to discuss the differences in a
when it comes to the effectiveness of bracing as a treatment for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS), the experts agree: It works and the more the better. “If they are younger
Introduction First and foremost, you are not alone. This is probably the most encouraging statement I can provide for those that have experienced workplace bullying, mobbing, or harassment. According
It’s well known that pediatric O&P care involves far more than just fitting scaled-down devices for children. It presents unique challenges, as in childhood-specific conditions and growth rates, and exacerbates
In an article titled “What is Clinical Empathy?” Jodi Halpern, MD, PhD, relates the following story to demonstrate how a physician’s lack of emotional attunement increased a patient’s distress.1
Billing for O&P devices and care is complicated. When you have questions, count on Got FAQs? to help keep your claims on track. This month’s column answers your questions about
3D printing, an idea whose evolution has come a long way in a short while, is still regarded with ambivalence by some O&P clinicians. But its value in serving
I posed a question on the OANDP-L listserv to find out what materials other orthotists choose for UCBLs to treat pes planovalgus (PPV) and to gather thoughts about allowing dynamic
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