Printing Potential: Advancing Gross Motor Skills with the Surestep SMO3D
Date and Time
Location
Virtual Event
CEU: 1.25 Hours
Description: This live webinar introduces orthotists to Surestep’s latest innovation—the Surestep SMO3D. Building on 25 years of expertise and more than 2 million SMOs provided to children, Surestep has integrated its proven dynamic stability into a 3D‑printed design. With new structural features and a consistent, low‑profile fit, the Surestep SMO3D supports the development of gross motor skills while maintaining dynamic stability.
The course includes case studies of pre‑ambulatory and early ambulatory children, highlighting their progress with the Surestep SMO3D. Participants will also learn practical guidance on ordering, fitting, and educating families and healthcare teams about our new Surestep SMO3D.
Objectives:
Outline: (60-min including content and an additional 15 min quiz)
- Introduction (overview and objectives) (2 min)
- Case Studies, including content on
- Pediatric Development (8 min)
- Features of Surestep SMO3D (3 min)
- Pre-ambulator case study (13 min)
- Early ambulator case study (12 min)
- Parent and PT Feedback (2 min)
- Measuring and Fitting Tips (3 min)
- Ordering Surestep SMO3D (2 min)
- Parent & Caregiver Education (3 min)
- Conclusion (2 min)
- Q&A (10 min)
- Quiz (15 min)
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