Slide Patient Transfer Board For disabled From Bed To Bed Description:

Patient transfer boards are made of polycarbonate material that can be bent to 90 degrees and allow any weight. The transfer board is the best way to transfer immobile patients between stretchers, patient beds, trolleys, and operating tables. The slide transfer board can not only reduce the burden of patients, but also reduce the burden of doctors and nurses while moving patients.

The transfer boards for disabled is committed to providing safe, convenient, high-quality and humanized position transfer services for patients with mobility difficulties, which can reduce the weight burden of patients’ family members and nursing staff when assisting patients with mobility to the greatest extent.

Slide Patient Transfer Board For disabled From Bed To Bed Features:

1. Made of polycarbonate, pro environment, Recyclable.
2. Comfortable soft foam core, no roller design, for patients to provide less traumatic electrostatic free transfer. It helps reduce injuries to caregivers and eliminates the risk of harming patients during transport.
3. Foldable, not broken, easy to store and set
4. Only 1 nurse/paramedic is required for a successful transfer
5. Without any manual lifting, a single caregiver can transfer more than 250 pounds of patient in a minute.
6. Easy to move, light weight, radiation transmittance and impact resistance.
7.Helps to Bridge the Gap & Height Difference between Trolley and Hospital Bed.
8. It is designed to transfer patients between beds and X-ray tables, operating tables, shower carts or ambulance stretchers.
Application: Operating room, ICU, emergency room, gynecology, CT room, X-ray room, recovery room etc.

How to use
1) Ensure that the patient’s bed is placed side by side with other beds at the same height and that the bed is immobilized.
2) The rolling transfer plate is then placed next to the patient.
3) The nearest caregiver turns the patient onto his or her side. By extending the plate to the client’s side, the caregiver can position the client flat, ensuring that the plate is under the client’s body.
4) Gently push the patient’s body, the patient will be transferred to another bed.
5) The nurse walks to the other side of the bed and rolls the patient over to lie on his back. And remove the adapter plate.
6) Finally, the caregiver lays the patient’s body flat.