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A new collaboration for Prosthetics, Orthotics & Rehabilitation.

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We are pleased to announce a partnership between Orthopaedic Technology Network (OTN) and MedTech Orthotics & Prosthetics Research Lab (MOPL).

Together, we aim to build a stronger, more connected and context-responsive future for Prosthetics, Orthotics and rehabilitation.

๐ŸŒ OTN โ€” Orthopaedic Technology Network

OTN connects students, clinicians, professionals, researchers, innovators and rehabilitation stakeholders across Africa and beyond through learning, research, mentorship, innovation and collaboration.

To join follow the link: WhatsApp Channel

Founder ( Samuel Mutua Kimeu)

๐Ÿ”ฌ MOPL โ€” MedTech Orthotics & Prosthetics Research Lab

MOPL bridges research and clinical practice by translating and adapting knowledge and innovations for resource-limited settings, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.

Founder ( Nnamdi Okeke)

To join follow the link: LinkedIn

Where do OTN and MOPL meet?

Knowledge translation.

Education.

Research and innovation.

Professional connection.

African collaboration.

Together, we connect research with practice and global evidence with African realitiesโ€”moving beyond information-sharing toward contextual learning and meaningful application.

The future of Rehabilitation, Prosthetics & Orthotics in Africa should not be built in isolation.

OTN ร— MOPL

Learning. Research. Innovation. Knowledge Translation. Collaboration.

We are excited to see where this collaboration leads.

#OTN #MOPL #ProstheticsAndOrthotics #Rehabilitation #KnowledgeTranslation #Research #Innovation #Africa #Collaboration

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