April 2024
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As the O&P profession has transitioned to a master’s degree as the entry-level requirement, the approach to pediatric patient care has been changing. Where do orthotists fit? The previous approach
“We will remain here until the pain goes away” was etched on a hospital whiteboard in Gaza in late 2023. In the midst of war, Palestinian healthcare workers in Gaza
“I’m fine.” How many times have patients walked through the door and said this? Taken at face value, “I’m fine” could be interpreted as “I’m good,” “I’m just okay,” “I’m
It’s frequently been said that one distinguishing factor in O&P care is that the relationship between clinician and patient is long—sometimes even lifelong. And when it comes to pediatric care,
The profession is buzzing with talk of the proposed Medicare Lower Limb Prostheses (LLP) Local Coverage Determination (LCD). The last time Medicare moved to change this LCD (nearly ten years
Ten years ago, “Jackson Stone’s Brave Decision to Amputate His Foot” was uploaded to YouTube.1 The video includes interviews with the 13-year-old Jackson and a clip of him discussing the
Stan Patterson, CP, owner, Prosthetic & Orthotic Associates (POA), Florida, sees patients from all over the world and many of them are children. “We have a large pediatric practice and
The profession is buzzing with talk of the proposed Medicare Lower Limb Prostheses (LLP) Local Coverage Determination (LCD). The last time Medicare moved to change this LCD (nearly ten years
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