
Credit Hours
0.75 Scientific Credits
Learning Highlights
- The study underscores that prosthetic socket comfort, pain, and mobility are deeply interconnected, and tracking these outcomes across treatment milestones, alongside psychosocial support, can significantly improve care for individuals with lower-limb loss.
Course Description
The Relationship between Socket Comfort, Pain, and Mobility Over Treatment Milestones for Individuals with Lower-Limb Loss - Podcast (PC-052025)
In this episode, Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics editor-in-chief Dr. Steve Gard welcomes Brittany Pousett, CP, MSc, director of clinical research at Barber Prosthetics Clinic in Vancouver, British Columbia, for a compelling conversation about her recent study examining the relationship between prosthetic socket comfort, pain, and mobility across key treatment milestones for individuals with lower-limb loss. Together, they explore the critical role of outcome measurement in prosthetic care, the value of establishing clinically derived normative data, and how comfort and mobility intersect in meaningful ways. Brittany also shares insights into the challenges of working with retrospective data, the often-overlooked importance of psychosocial support, and promising directions for future research.
Event Presenter(s)

Presenter Name(s)
• Dr. Steve Gard
• Brittany Pousett, CP, MSc
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