Explaining Wounds
An interesting article on Wounds, specifically for seniors.
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An interesting article on Wounds, specifically for seniors.
Click here to learn more https://www.familyassets.com/wounds
It’s a misconception that you can only use pressure relieving products on your bed. Whilst specially-designed mattress overlays can have a huge impact on both the prevention and healing of pressure injuries overnight, it can be equally advantageous to use pressure relieving cushions during the day too. Whether you’re a wheelchair user or you spend…
Yet another great story about Eustace, our friendly three legged sheep who is now becoming famous. Last week it was Vet Times http://www.vettimes.co.uk/news/lambs-ulcer-heals-with-nhs-approved-product/ and now this week it is The Sheep Site http://www.thesheepsite.com/news/2005/threelegged-sheeps-ulcer-healed-with-product-from-human-medicine/ Where will he be featured next week!???
Last week we were at the Reha Trade show in Dusseldorf Germany, lots of exhibition halls full of rehabilitation equipment however the vast amount being wheelchairs. Our new Pressure Care Overlay Bed Pad Treet-Eezi was shown around and created a lot of interest from different distributors and customer alike. Next week we will be showing off our…
able2flyReminding all those who require assistance whilst flying…an easy solution is at hand, details can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5LY_qQpEAs Happy summer holidays and dont forget to take your Treat Eezi!
Pressure relief cushions are often associated with people who spend long periods of time lying in bed or sitting in a wheelchair, but they can also be beneficial in many other settings. In fact, these specialised cushions can be useful for anyone who spends a lot of time sitting or lying down, such as office…
In the UK, around 400,000 individuals develop a new Pressure Ulcer annually. The cost to the NHS is in the range of £2.6 billion and this is rising all the time. It is estimated that one in five hospital inpatients has a Pressure Ulcer (Clark et al,2004)5 – this represents at least 20,000 hospital patients…
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