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| Kirsten Simonsen, BSc, CP(c) |
In the summer of 2004, history was made during a Canadian Association for Prosthetics and Orthotics (CAPO) conference: At the first town hall meeting ever held to discuss the need for a unified national nomenclature for O&P, the room was overflowing with professionals who resoundingly agreed to create a document that would give a single voice to Canadian O&P.
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