only wore splints but also engaged in modifying their tasks, tools and environments as part of their own intervention plan. Hand therapists are an example of a population that has been found to have high instances of CTS due to repetitive, stressful movements on the job. The hand therapists in this study used the following intervention strategies and reported symptom relief: made ergonomic changes to the work station (modify environment) used adaptive scissors and shears (modify tools/equipment) reheated splint material to trim edges (modify task) changed hand position (modify task) used assistive equipment for scar massage (modify tools/equipment) References Carpal tunnel syndrome Carpal tunnel syndrome Musculoskeletal disorders