A project to design and test a low-cost body powered prosthesis system
Nedaa Elayan studied for her bachelor’s degree in Orthotics and Prosthetics at the University of Jordan. She graduated in May 2018 and shortly thereafter she begun training in orthotics and prosthetics workshop at Our Lady of Peace Center. She officially joined the fit for purpose project as a research assistant in August 2018.
Vacancies in movement sciences! Want to work in an open and stimulating environment? Please share! https://twitter.com/michelbrink/status/1448927152200634369
Following on from everything new I learned about amputation surgery in the last session, we've now got some really nice clear talks around the benefits and design of #footwear for people with #diabetes as part of the @ISPOUKMS and Norway Annual Scientific Meeting.
