Month: October 2016

What an ancient Greek philosopher can tell you about your business.

Georg Eÿser, the first amputee to participate in the Olympics, came up winning gold.

In this issue, O&P News poses five questions to Matthew Parente, MS, PT, CPO, FAAOP. Parente is the national clinical education specialist at Hanger, Inc. and assistant professor and clinical director of the Prosthetics and Orthotics Program at the University…

September 8-11 | Boston First-year O&P students from the University of Hartford gathered in front of student poster presentations. Images: Carter SM and Houck K, O&P News. From left: Robert V. Leimkuehler, CPO; Claudia Zacharias, MBA, CAE; Rick Fleetwood, MPA;…

Researchers identified several interventions that resulted in “clinically meaningful reductions” in physician burnout, according to findings published in The Lancet. Mindfulness, stress management training and small group discussions demonstrated benefits in physicians combating burnout, Colin P. West, MD, of the…