Old Friends in the NHS
Thanks to all the old friends in the Wheelchair Services Departments who I met after 10 years at the Posture & Mobility Exhibition and conference in Cardiff last month, I am sure our new products will be of benefit.
Thanks to all the old friends in the Wheelchair Services Departments who I met after 10 years at the Posture & Mobility Exhibition and conference in Cardiff last month, I am sure our new products will be of benefit.
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!???
Just got back from the latest Posture & Mobility exhibition and training session for 2014. Looks like we were the only ones showing anything new, no surprise there
Unfortunately, pressure sores (also known as pressure ulcers and bedsores) aren’t uncommon in those who spend the majority of their time sitting in a chair or lying in a bed. Simply put, these sores are injuries to the skin and underlying tissues, and it is the prolonged pressure on the skin that causes this type…
We are pleased to report we will be exhibiting at the next EWMA Wound Congress, Excel London on 13-15th May and will be showcasing our Treat Eezi pressure relieving product following the exceptional clinical trial results proving the pad clears stage 2 pressure sores within 4 weeks! We can be found on stand 7-24 and…
Hi Lynne, We are using it right now (see attached photo) it has been used for many patients who have stated it adds extra comfort to the standard mattress and is especially useful for long distance ambulance transfers alleviating unwanted pain in Orthopaedic spinal patients and pressure sore patients. *Please note Patient has given me…
It’s a common question among wound care providers: what exactly is the difference between friction and shearing? These two conditions are common with limited mobility patients, and often contribute to the development of pressure ulcers. Knowing the answer to this question will help you provide better treatment for your patients – not to mention how…
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