Joe Johnson, BOCP, RTPO Quorum Orthopedic Windsor, CO

Are you better at starting projects or finishing them?

Definitely starting!

If you were a musical instrument, what would it be and why?

The sliding trombone, because I always feel like I go forward and then back.

What book have you read most recently?

Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus.

What responsibilities related to O&P do you love? Hate?

I love manufacturing and new ideas--hate paperwork and paying bills.

If you were a superhero/cartoon character, who would it be and why?

Gumby--because then it wouldn't hurt to be stretched in ten different directions.

What do you feel motivates and drives you at work?

Solving problems; making my patients' lives better.

Table Of Contents - December 2003

	Total Patient Care: Just A Dream? It’s a popular concept—so popular that it’s hard to find a dissenting voice. Total patient care, in the form of a cooperative multidisciplinary team approach to treating each patient’s specific needs, is an idea universally and enthusiastically embraced. Feature
	Five Steps for the Introduction to Lower Limb Amputee Running Learning how to run with a prosthesis can be very challenging, yet, when simplified into series of relatively basic elements, it can be much easier to learn. Cutting Edge
	Doing Business Abroad: The French Example Global View
	New England O and P Systems Company Grows through Co-Ownership Leading EDGE
	Bilateral Amputation Doesn’t Slow Biker Down Today's Consumer
	Got FAQs? Got FAQs?
	Marlon Shirley: World’s Fastest Amputee Sports Page
	HIPAA Security and the Technical Safegaurds DC Direct
	Joe Johnson, BOCP, RTPO Quorum Orthopedic Windsor, CO Profiles
	It's Time To Turn the Tide in Education Perspective
	From The Editor Viewpoints
	Letters Letters