Date Presented 04/13/21

Three-dimensional printing (3DP) is an untapped resource within OT. To encourage interest and implementation of 3DP in OT, this study explores current literature regarding the perceived barriers and supplements findings through interviews with OTs currently using it. Our research showcases the applications and feasibility of 3DP's adoption into practice. This study intends to bring awareness to a modern tool that can help address society's occupational needs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Dennis Chen

Additional Authors and Speakers: Elizabeth Mance, Sarah E. Anderson

Contributing Authors: Carmen DiGiovine, Bethany Frick, Ashley Stojkov, Sandra A. Metzler, and Lisa Juckett

Keywords:
printing, three-dimensional, otosclerosis
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