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From the Editor
By Miki Fairley  Inservices-this is an area where marketing,
community service, and better patient care all meet. Educating
professionals in other disciplines about O&P services helps the
O&P practitioner, colleagues in related rehab fields-and
ultimately, patients and their communities.
But how do you conduct effective inservices? Dale Berry, CP,
shares insights in the feature article, "Inservices: Pathway to Success."
Being able to come up with creative, out-of-the-ordinary
solutions is integral to top-level O&P practice, since every
patient can present an individual and unique challenge.
Upper-extremity specialists present their views and experiences in
"Thinking Outside the Box."
Are you compliant? Are you sure? File documentation and compliance with OIG
guidelines can protect your business professionally and
financially. Attorney Sheila Press explores this vital subject in
this issue.
Professional and trade associations meeting attendance soared to
new heights in 2002-the Academy, AOPA, and PFA all enjoyed record-breaking crowds. Kicking
off with the Hanger Educational Fair this month, 2003 could be
another great year. What are your plans for increasing your
clinical and business know-how? 
Table Of Contents - February 2003
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