Put away your noisemaker and dust off your marketing budget plans to
shake things up for the new year.
Day: January 1, 2011
Positive Atmosphere Improves Business for Post-Mastectomy Providers
Andrea Barbera Although the post-mastectomy profession is noble, it is daunting to maintain this type of business, Andrea Barbera, CFM, care manager at Anita International Corporation in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., explained. Post-mastectomy professionals should be prepared to face…
The Impact of Choice
Alex Miller, age 12 years, has been beating the odds since birth and he
continues to amaze his family and prosthetist with his achievements.
Mormon Pioneer Lost Her Legs but Not Her Faith
Nellie Pucell Unthank is remembered as ‘one of the true heroines
of Utah history.’
Industry Leaders Anticipate Tough Legislative Battles information_schema 2011
Key supporters of O&P initiatives survived themidterm elections allowing for organizations to push their legislative agendas
Companies Shift Responsibilities Toward Shared Team Leadership
Delegate functions to team members to fulfill key roles of leadership.
Kentucky Pedorthist Bases His Practice on ‘Faith in the Goodness of People’
Jim Sheridan, CPed believes that education is the cornerstone of the
pedorthic profession.
Study Compares Outcomes of Amputation and Limb Salvage SurgeryFollowing Lower Extremity Trauma
According to a congressional research service report issued on Sept. 28, 2010, the total number of amputations performed due to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and unaffiliated conflicts was 1,621. The Department of Defense, in an attempt to examine…
Expert Discusses Ways Pedorthists Can Manage Partial Foot Amputations
Don Pierson Pedorthists managing patients with partial foot amputations strive to achieve three main goals: restore mobility, assist in ambulation and prevent skin breakdown, according to Don Pierson, CO, CPed, vice president of operations for Arizona AFO. Pierson…