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Standardization in a Customized Industry

by Andrea Spridgen
January 2, 2022
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It may seem peculiar to talk about standardization in O&P since a key piece of the profession’s narrative is the frequent need for custom devices and custom solutions for patients. However, standardization of processes while fabricating custom devices is exactly the balance that O&P central fabrication facilities find they must strike in order to ensure that they deliver quality devices every time.

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