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Patient Handling

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Patient Handling

Technique 3c-Sit to stand with Bariatric Patient & 2 carers

Michele A’Court assists a patient to stand during training by WDHB educators

Turning or Rolling a Bariatric Patient with 2-3 Carers

Another view of rolling the bariatric patient (ACC guidelines 2012)

Rolling the patient at the 2012 Moving and Handling Conference

Retrieval from the hydrotherapy pool by WDHB educators

Acknowledgements

MHANZ wishes to thank ACC for permission to use images from the ‘Moving and handling people – the New Zealand Guidelines’ 2012 publication and also the Waitemata DHB Moving & Handling Team who were photographed.

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