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Ceiling Lift Spreader bars
Airpal disposable transfer mattress
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Sara Flex standing sling - separate belt with one buckle
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Loop toilet sling - padded legs, without head support
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Patient Handling Solutions
Promote mobility for all by enabling safe, efficient and dignified mobilization, transfers and repositioning.
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Patient handling transfers using a multifaceted approach can help to reduce injury amongst caregivers and promote healthier outcomes for those affected by mobility challenges.
Watch the on-demand webinar
Watch the recorded webinar by Deborah Harrison on single-handed care and person centered care approach to empowering mobility. This webinar will describe single-handed care approach and how it looks like in healthcare setting; what is needed to be in place to implement this approach; how is it perceived by the patients; what are the benefits to healthcare facilities; and much more!
5 solutions that support single-handed care
The term single-handed care simply refers to a means of safely transferring an individual with the correct equipment and appropriate number of carers.
In some care environments, there have long been ‘informal working practices’ automatically requiring the need for two caregivers when assisting with patient handling activities. However, in recent years there has been a definite shift towards the provision of single-handed care, especially within long-term care settings.
Rehabilitation guide through empowering movement
This guide offers ideas to assist and enhance moments for mobility by introducing technology as a supporting aid in rehabilitation therapy.
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7 factors to consider in the patient mobility assessment process.
The International Standards for manual handling of people in the healthcare sector discuss various methods of assessment. Risk assessment helps to identify the most appropriate transfer and equipment for the situation and activity to be carried out. This helps promote functional mobility and reduce the risk of caregiver injury settings.
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Book a demo now to begin including these products in your rehabilitation practices, and actually see them in practice, we would love to show you.
Maxi Sky 2 Ceiling lift
Maxi Move Floor lift
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We have a long history of collaborating closely with architects, nursing home executives, safe patient handling experts, residents and relatives. Our experience has taught us that to create efficient care facilities and to obtain a good working environment, the right combination of environment, equipment and care skills are needed. Therefore it is key to design for sufficient space early in the planning of a new facility
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Do you consider these 7 factors in the patient mobility assessment process?
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Key considerations for healthcare facilities planning
What is the space needed around the bed to make it easier to get in and out, to maneuver equipment, and for the caregiver to support residents when they need it with less risk of injury? We understand that planning a facility around the needs of residents and to promote the ability of staff to care...
Preventing caregiver injuries: How floor and ceiling lifts can help
Routine care tasks should not put caregivers at risk. Caregivers perform transfer, repositioning and hygiene tasks many times throughout the day. If these essential care tasks are not performed with the right equipment, care processes and skills, they can put caregivers at risk of musculoskeletal...
Tips and techniques to consider when using slide sheets under the patient
Using slide sheet devices for in-bed movements has benefits not only for safety, but also for the patients’ comfort, security and dignity¹. The risks of moving the full body weight of a dependent patient are well recognised. For horizontal transfers and many in-bed movements, the provision of a...
What’s the cost of caregiver injury and patient immobility in healthcare environments?
Patient handling injuries can be costly not only for the caregiver but also for the organisation. The financial impact is associated with injury investigation and potential claim management, temporarily replacing an injured caregiver and litigation/settlement costs. This article aims to evaluate the...
5 things to consider when choosing a sit to stand lift for patient transfers
Standing and raising aids, also known as sit-to-stand devices/lifts, are used by caregivers to transfer patients or residents between two seated postures, for example, seated on the edge of the bed to a wheelchair, or wheelchair to commode or shower chair.
How to choose a patient transfer device depending on mobility level
Patient transfer tasks occur across multiple healthcare settings and are often high risk activities for both caregivers and patients. Risk of patient and staff injury has led to the development of global Safe Patient Handling programmes.
Sit to stand study shows Sara Flex 'allows more forward knee movement'
An evaluation of 6 different sit to stand devices for use in rehabilitation shows an 'overwhelming preference' for the Sara® Flex knee support during a study in Loughborough University, UK.
