Subject: Academy News: Advanced Training Program Looks at Biomechanical Design
The Academy
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Subject: Academy News: Advanced Training Program Looks at Biomechanical Design
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The Academy
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10/28/2003
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The Academy continues its Advanced Training Series with a three-day intensive look at Biomechanical Design of Lower-Limb Orthoses: Clinical Application of Science and Technology, November 6-8, in Chicago.
This advanced course was developed for practitioners who wish to increase their knowledge of the practical application of biomechanical principles to the prescription, design, fabrication, and fitting of custom-made lower-limb orthoses. Practitioners will focus on making scientifically based, clinically driven decisions based on objective data about each patient's individual physical condition and functional deficits.
Participants will learn the important distinctions between the two major orthotic control mechanisms, demonstrate the prediction of the effects of specific orthoses on proximal joint function and create a detailed prescription recommendation for the least intrusive orthosis that is biomechanically necessary based on a systematic evaluation of the external movements being produced at each joint in the lower-limb.
The course has been awarded 24 PCE credits.
Additional details on registration and fee information can be found on the Academy's website at < <URL Redacted>> or by calling Bethany Oxer at (703) 836-0788, ext 206.
The American Academy of Orthotists & Prosthetists
YOUR PROFESSIONAL HOME
526 King Street, Suite 201
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-836-0788 (Phone)
703-836-0737 (Fax)
www.oandp.org
The Academy continues its Advanced Training Series with a three-day intensive look at Biomechanical Design of Lower-Limb Orthoses: Clinical Application of Science and Technology, November 6-8, in Chicago.
This advanced course was developed for practitioners who wish to increase their knowledge of the practical application of biomechanical principles to the prescription, design, fabrication, and fitting of custom-made lower-limb orthoses. Practitioners will focus on making scientifically based, clinically driven decisions based on objective data about each patient's individual physical condition and functional deficits.
Participants will learn the important distinctions between the two major orthotic control mechanisms, demonstrate the prediction of the effects of specific orthoses on proximal joint function and create a detailed prescription recommendation for the least intrusive orthosis that is biomechanically necessary based on a systematic evaluation of the external movements being produced at each joint in the lower-limb.
The course has been awarded 24 PCE credits.
Additional details on registration and fee information can be found on the Academy's website at < <URL Redacted>> or by calling Bethany Oxer at (703) 836-0788, ext 206.
The American Academy of Orthotists & Prosthetists
YOUR PROFESSIONAL HOME
526 King Street, Suite 201
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-836-0788 (Phone)
703-836-0737 (Fax)
www.oandp.org
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The Academy, “Subject: Academy News: Advanced Training Program Looks at Biomechanical Design,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 26, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/221976.
