Swift UltraSlide bottom sheet standard, 24oz

Swift UltraSlide bottom sheet standard, 24oz

SMART SOLUTIONS® White Paper PATIENT POSITIONERS Carol Stamas, RN, BS, CLLM Janice Carter Larson, BA, CLLM Published: July 2012 Lit. No. AC10103 SWIFT® SLIDER BREATHABLE PATIENT POSITIONER Abstract The selection of an effective patient positioner is key to ensuring high quality patient care and staff safety. Understanding the potential impact of positioning methods and products on patient skin is also essential due to the roles they play in helping to prevent pressure ulcers. This paper will explore the specific clinical advantages of a breathable patient positioner, designed to remain under the patient, that will promote

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• Brand: MIP
• Category: Beds to Medical Insturments ,Devices, IV etc

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• SMART SOLUTIONS® White Paper PATIENT POSITIONERS Carol Stamas
• CLLM Janice Carter Larson
• CLLM Published: July 2012 Lit. No. AC10103 SWIFT® SLIDER BREATHABLE PATIENT POSITIONER Abstract The selection of an effective patient positioner is key to ensuring high quality patient care and staff safety. Understanding the potential impact of positioning methods and products on patient skin is also essential due to the roles they play in helping to prevent pressure ulcers. This paper will explore the specific clinical advantages of a breathable patient positioner
• designed to remain under the patient
• that will promote patient and staff safety without interfering with skin integrity. Introduction Patient and healthcare provider safety are critical elements in the delivery of quality patient care. Inherent to ensuring this safety is the careful consideration of the various techniques utilized by healthcare workers to move and reposition patients. Manual repositioning exposes the caregiver to an increased risk of neck
• shoulder and back injuries. It is essential for the patient that safe patient handling techniques are in place to minimize discomfort and injury to their skin. In 2003
• the American Nurses Association (ANA) implemented a Handle with Care Campaign®
• the goal of which was to mount a profession-wide effort to prevent back and other musculoskeletal injuries through increased education
• training and use of patient handling devices. The official position of the ANA is as follows: “In order to establish a safe environment of care for nurses and patients
• the ANA supports actions and policies that result in the elimination of manual patient handling”.1 Safe patient handling measures to improve the safety of nurses and patients supported by ANA were introduced in Congress in 2009. To date

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