Table Of Contents - February 2004

Advancing O&P Education: How Are We Doing?
In talking with educational experts and O&P professionals closest to the subject, one can't help realizing that there is "buzz," enthusiasm, anticipation, positive energy--and above all, there is real PROMISE in the record of what's been happening recently and what's going forward already in 2004 with regard to O&P education. Feature

ABC/BOC Unification Discussions: Will They Impact O&P Education?
Feature

New Professional Standards To Enter O&P: A Plan
Feature

Socket Design for Use with the Harmony® System
Shop Talk

Teenage Football Player Overcomes Cancer, Amputation
Today's Consumer

Got FAQs?
Got FAQs?

Helping a Teenage Assassination Attempt Survivor: Seeds of Change?
Salute!

Hanger RFD: Helping Colombia’s Poor and Desperate
Salute!

Paraplegic Conquers Catalina Channel
“Don’t think about what you can do—think about what you want to do. And start trying to do it.” Sports Page

Healing Hands for Haiti Minnesota Team

Arrival in Haiti

Day 1: Kay Kapab Klinic

Day 2: Serving Two Orphanages

Day 3: An Amazing Boy

Day 4: It's Getting Interesting...

John Russell, CP
Profile

Applying Dr. Kubler-Ross’ Theory to Amputation
Perspective

Letters

O&P: A Passionate Profession
Viewpoints

Day 5: A great finish