Fight pressure injuries with the right system of patient turning devices
Help reduce risk
Low-friction ComfortGlide repositioning sheets help caregivers move patients with 35% less effort than standard draw sheets.1
Help relieve pressure
Achieve the NPIAP-recommended 30° angle and offload the sacrum with ComfortGlide wedges.2
Manage moisture
ComfortGlide drypads keep patients 26 times drier than the leading competitor thanks to ultra-absorbent polymers.1
Improve patient and caregiver satisfaction with ComfortGlide Air
Turning, repositioning and transferring patients multiple times per day takes its toll on caregivers. With air-assisted technology and a HEPA-equipped blower, staff can move patients with 80% less effort than standard draw sheets and promote clean air.1 Multi-speed settings offer quiet inflation for better patient satisfaction.
Staff retention a big priority?
Your team puts in long hours to deliver the best care, but many are overworked and hurting. Now’s the time to invest in staff satisfaction, refocus on caregiver safety and improve retention rates.
Our patient turning devices empower staff to safely follow turning protocols while reducing the strain on their hands, wrists, shoulders and backs.
75% of nurses
surveyed have strained themselves while repositioning a patient.3
1 in 3 caregivers
have thought about leaving the profession due to injury or pain suffered on the job.3
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References:
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- European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel and Pan Pacific Pressure Injury Alliance. Prevention and Treatment of Pressure Ulcers/Injuries: Clinical Practice Guideline. The International Guideline. Emily Haesler (Ed.) EPUAP/NPIAP/PPPIA: 2019.
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