Face-to-Face vs Online Training Face-to-face vs online training is often a question employers have to consider when deciding on how to meet their manual handling training responsibilities. As outlined in the HSE document Health and Safety Training: A Brief Guide, the first step often involves carrying out a training needs analysis before considering what is …
The Use of Hoists in Patient Care Hoists are essential tools in patient care, particularly for individuals with limited mobility, disabilities, or those recovering from surgery or injury. They are designed to safely transfer patients between beds, chairs, wheelchairs, toilets, and other surfaces, reducing the risk of injury to both patients and caregivers. Manual Handling …
Moving and Handling in the NHS: Ensuring Safety and Efficiency In the healthcare sector, particularly within the NHS (National Health Service), moving and handling play a vital role in providing quality care while safeguarding the well-being of both patients and staff. Manual Handling is a critical aspect of healthcare and involves lifting, transferring, repositioning, and …