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Conversations that Matter: The Importance of Education in the Amputee Experience (4/19/22)

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by Sarah Beckmann

April 21, 2022

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On April 19, the Biomechatronics group hosted an event called, "Conversations that Matter: The Importance of Education in the Amputee Experience—A Critical Element of Comprehensive Care,"where Leslie E. Green (Patient Advocacy Director of Education for the Hanger Clinic) discussed pre-surgical education for patients facing amputation. 

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If you would like to get in touch with the speaker, Leslie Green, please contact Lindsey Reynolds. 

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