Introduction   The prosthetics industry is at a pivotal moment of transformation. For generations, we've approached prosthetic care with a straightforward but limited mindset: create new devices, use them until they're outgrown or worn out, then dispose of them and start again. This linear approach has created significant challenges, not only in terms of environmental impact but also in making prosthetic care accessible to those who need it most. To understand how we can do b

Summary   The Restoring Hope initiative in Gaza demonstrates the power of co-creation in addressing the unique challenges faced by...

Introduction Prosthetic care has traditionally been viewed as a healthcare cost, often neglecting the significant social and economic...

Introduction Health economics applies economic principles to assess the costs and benefits of healthcare interventions, providing...