Before there was a fictitious “M,” there was a real“C.”
Author: Terense Kemp
Offloading Device Reduces Incidence of Heel Pressure Ulcers
Complete offloading using devices such as the Heelift Suspension Boot (DM Systems) reduced heel pressure ulcers in patients with post-hip fractures and may be a viable treatment option pending results of further studies, according to a study published in the…
Teach Students To Be Better Learners
A dynamic blend of cognitive and psychomotor skills make fabrication the best way to learn by recreating real situations.
Survey Shows Experts’ Suggestions for Best Shoes
Despite the availability of many different brands of athletic and dress shoes, orthopedic and ankle surgeons commonly recommend a select few, reflective of their own preferences. “Surprisingly, surgeons appear to be aware of the impact of their own shoe selection…
Comparison Shopping Causes Small Business Employers to Overpay forHealth Insurance
An article in the American Economic Review finds that small businesses have been over-paying for health insurance. The article “Unhealthy Insurance Markets: Search Frictions and the Cost and Quality of Health Insurance” highlights the difficulties small employers have in searching…
A Career Warrior
Injured in battle nearly 7 years ago, Hatcher was at the forefront ofsupport initiatives for war amputees.
Use a Third Hand
A vacuum seal that holds leather in place can be a better alternativeto recruiting another technician to help.
Early Detection of Lymphedema May Prevent Chronic Problems
Lumpectomy patients undergo treatments often considered moreconservative than a mastectomy.
Central Fabrication Labs Continually Strive for Clean Air WithinFacility
As the central fabrication facility continues to evolve, so do the broad rules and regulations from federal and local officials regarding the safe handling of dangerous compounds and equipment. While the appropriate handling of chemical compounds are extremely important, O&P…
Taking Care of Business: Manage Inventory and Control Expenses
Running a business is work. Learning to run one is work, too.
