Manual Handling Advice: How To Safely Hoist In And Out of the Sorrento
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Published 2017-08-02
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All Comments (10)
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shouldn't be pushing on any clients knees to put them back in the chair, especially if dealing with elderly clients who have constant pain in their legs, most slings have hoops at the back for you to purposely pull from behind to get the client seated correctly.
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very useful video
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Thank you 👍
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Thanks
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I learnt a lot from this video. Thank you!
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Low volume, but good video
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im either deaf or you need to adjust the volume, very hard to hear sorry.
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Audio not great on the video. Apart from that good vid thanks
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cant hear what your saying need the volume turned up
