A Novel Interprofessional Mock Clinic Workshop for Medical Students With Orthotics and Prosthetics Students

Whither prosthetics and orthotics?

1 Chairman, Committee on Prosthetics Research and Development, July 1, 1962-June 30, 1965. Upon completion of his term as Chairman of CPRD, Dr. Aitken will continue to serve as a member of CPRD. The publicity concerning scientific and technical advances keeps us constantly aware of man's increasing competence to master his environment. The technologies available make possible a wide variety of ...

FAMILIARIZING NEW STUDENTS WITH THE UNIVERSITY AND STUDY SKILLS: ONE-DAY WORKSHOP FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN THEIR FIRST SEMESTER

Introduction: It is essential to familiarize students with the university environment and let them reach to a level of attitude, knowledge and skill to be able to function actively in a student-centered manner. A workshop was designed for new medical students, in collaboration with senior students and office of vice-chancellor for education. The workshop was held during the third month of study...

The Development of a Novel Interprofessional Education Curriculum for third year medical and pharmacy students

Prosthetics and Orthotics: A Review of Literature

Regaining walking ability is one of the most prominent goals in the rehabilitation program following lower-limb amputation. Walking ability in this context relates to a natural, symmetric, sustainable gait. The ability to monitor walking ability and evaluate gait patterns during the fitting and rehabilitation process is fundamental to achieving these goals. Walking function can be assessed qual...

The Journal of the International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics Prosthetics and Orthotics International

Data on mortality for the ten years following lower limb amputation were obtained from all the 16 surgical units in Southern Finland and the National Social Insurance Institution. In Southern Finland during the period 1984-1985, amputations of the lower limb were performed on 705 patients, of whom 382 (54%) were women and 323 (46%) men. The majority of the amputations, 47%, were performed for v...