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Choosing the Right Patient Handling & Transfers
Patient Handling & Transfers covers equipment that helps a carer safely move or reposition someone with limited mobility. The right equipment depends on how much weight-bearing ability the person has and where the transfer happens — see the breakdown below.
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Types of Patient Handling & Transfers
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Standing Aids & Hoists
Mechanical support for users who retain some leg weight-bearing ability but need help to stand or pivot safely. See our dedicated guide.
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Slings
Used with a mobile or ceiling hoist for full-lift transfers where the user has little to no weight-bearing ability. See our dedicated guide.
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Transfer Aids
Slide sheets, boards and other low-friction aids for repositioning in bed or moving between a bed and chair without a hoist.
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