April 2005 - Table of Contents
- Focus on IPOPs, EPOPs: Does Early Mobility Benefit Amputees?
“Although amputations have been performed for centuries as a lifesaving procedure, the current protocols for care of the person undergoing this life-altering surgical procedure, in some cases, may not reflect the complete and active lifestyle in which the amputee can now engage."
Feature - Kiwi: An RRD Innovation
Feature - Exclusively Online - Flo-Tech: Expanding Options
Feature - Exclusively Online - A New Paradigm of Postoperative Amputation Care
Feature - OA Knee Bracing Relieves Pain, Reduces Medication Need
Feature - Soldier Gets New Prosthetic Design
Josh Olson can never forget the date of October 27, 2003. The young soldier on duty in Iraq was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade and lost his entire leg. An infantry squad leader, Olson knew immediately that the leg was gone, but says, “I was just happy to be alive!”
Cutting Edge - Online Education Technology: What We Have, What We Need
Education Outlook - Independent Networks: Leveling the Playing Field
Leading EDGE - O&P Aids Animals
Creature Care - Saddam's Palace Basement Becomes O&P Lab
Global View - Gary Horton's Goal: Providing a Lifetime of Support for Patients
Industry Leader - Got FAQs?
Got FAQs? - US-ISPO Conference Provides Much Food for Thought
Association Spotlight - CMS Proposes Wheelchair Codes
Association Spotlight - Jason M. Jennings, CPO
Profile - ACPOC/Academy Meeting Opens New Dimension
Perspective - President's Message: Introducing The Academy Today
Viewpoints - Archives from The O&P EDGE
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