WEBINAR 💻 Designing Better Orthoses: Technology, Principles and Clinical Insight

Join us for this 90-minute presentation and 10-minute Q&A session on the topic of Designing Better Orthoses: Technology, Principles and Clinical Insight This webinar brings together Konrad Job and Alex Murray for a deep, practical exploration of custom orthotic design and manufacture. The session focuses on the underlying technology, design principles, and clinical considerations that shape effective orthotic solutions. Rather than centering on any single platform or tool, the conversation highlights the universal concepts that clinicians can apply across any manufacturing system they may encounter in practice. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to translate clinical assessment into design decisions, how different fabrication technologies influence outcomes, and how to evaluate orthotic function with a systems-level mindset. Whether you're new to orthotic design or looking to refine your technical reasoning, this discussion offers adaptable, evidence-informed insights that support confident decision‑making in diverse clinical environments. What we will cover: 1. Identify key technologies and design principles used in custom orthotic manufacture. 2. Link clinical assessment to design choices that influence orthotic function. 3. Apply universal concepts to evaluate and optimise orthoses across any manufacturing system Register now: https://www.podiatry.org.au/events/event/designing-better-orthoses-technology-principles-clinical-insight

Join us for this 90-minute presentation and 10-minute Q&A session on the topic of Designing Better Orthoses: Technology, Principles and Clinical Insight This webinar brings together Konrad Job and Alex Murray for a deep, practical exploration of custom orthotic design and manufacture. The session focuses on the underlying technology, design principles, and clinical considerations that shape effective orthotic solutions. Rather than centering on any single platform or tool, the conversation highlights the universal concepts that clinicians can apply across any manufacturing system they may encounter in practice. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to translate clinical assessment into design decisions, how different fabrication technologies influence outcomes, and how to evaluate orthotic function with a systems-level mindset. Whether you're new to orthotic design or looking to refine your technical reasoning, this discussion offers adaptable, evidence-informed insights...