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User Instruction Manual Oxford Patient Handling Belt ® To avoid injury, read user manual prior to use.
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FOR USE WITH ACTIVE MANUAL STANDING/TRANSFER DEVICES ONLY. Expected Service Life The expected service life of an Oxford Patient Handling Belt will vary dependent on use and following the care and washing instructions provided in the user guide. Factors such as wash temperature, detergents, frequency of use and patient weight will impact on the lifetime of your belt.
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Velcro, ensuring positive and secure attachment. belt to help avoid any inadvertent snagging. This is used to secure the belt to the Oxford Switch when the patient has risen to a standing position. IMPORTANT NOTE: This product is not a lifting device and should not be used for lifting. Use of this product...
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Oxford ® English Patient Handling Belt Using the Patient Handling Belt with the Switch WARNING The caregiver(s) must ALWAYS apply supportive and counter force in a safe manner when the user is standing up, sitting down and during transfer. Failure to do this may result in inadvertent tipping and consequential injury to the patient and/or caregiver.
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Oxford ® English Patient Handling Belt Single Carer Use: Having fitted the Patient Handling Belt to the patient (see separate user guide), secure the clip attachment on the long strap to create an extended loop to assist with raising/standing. Apply both brakes on the Switch to ensure a stable and secure platform.
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Oxford ® English Patient Handling Belt Returning to a Seated Position: Position the Switch suitably in front of the target surface and apply the brakes. Ensure the patient is standing comfortably and securely, keeping their hands on the frame for assistance/balance.
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Belts can suffer damage during washing and drying and should be checked carefully before each use. PLEASE NOTE: We advise that you always seek the advice of a trained clinician, authorised Oxford distributor or Joerns Healthcare prior to purchase or use.
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