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Albert

This patient/resident is able to perform daily activities independently without assistance from another person.

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The patient/resident may require special aids or appliances. Generally, there is no risk of physically overloading the caregiver. Albert requires careful monitoring.

Characteristics:

  • Ambulatory, but may use a walking stick for support
  • Independent, can clean and dress himself
  • Usually no risk of dynamic or static overload for staff
  • Stimulation of functional mobility is very important

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The Positive Eight™ philosophy visualizes the potential positive effects for both the caregiver and patient/resident arising from investment in improved patient handling.

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