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- Page 1 Redefining Patient Handling Joerns.co.uk...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Safe Working Load Spreader Bar/Cradle Options Sling Selection & Risk Assessment FIM Scoring Sling Sizing Size & Weight Range Guide Matching the Right Sling to the Task Oxford Sling Selector Tool Custom/Special Slings Clinical Support/Advice Moving and Handling Training About Joerns Healthcare... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction A sling is an item of moving and handling equipment used with a mechanical lift in order to facilitate the lifting and transfer of a patient. A sling comprises a specially designed and constructed piece of fabric that is placed under and around a patient before being attached to the spreader bar/cradle of a lift to raise, transfer and lower the patient. -
Page 4: Oxford Sling Models
Please note: Safe working load may vary between sizes. Please refer to individual product brochures for more information. Quickfit Sling This sling is an easy to fit, general-purpose sling with divided leg sections, designed to suit around 85% of clients. The Quickfit design has become one of the most recognised sling choices available today. - Page 5 FIM Scores: 1 and 2 and any other person from the floor For the safety of both patient and carer, Joerns Healthcare strongly recommend that a full risk assessment is conducted prior to using any sling. This will help to ensure that the choice...
- Page 6 MultiFit SL Sling This sling is a development of the standard MultiFit sling. It incorporates over-sized, deluxe ‘paddle’ style leg supports for added comfort and support, particularly for clients with larger thighs. Integrated low-friction rip-stop nylon to the leg and spine sections ensures easy application and helps to reduce the risks associated with tissue viability.
- Page 7 FIM Scores: 1 and 2 and any other person from the floor Oxford slings can be customised from their standard specification where patient specific requirements need to be met. Bespoke sizing, padding, fleece lining and body belts are just some of the options available. Please contact Joerns Healthcare for further information.
- Page 8 FIM Scores: 1 and 2 and any other person from the floor For the safety of both patient and carer, Joerns Healthcare strongly recommend that a full risk assessment is conducted prior to using any sling. This will help to ensure that the choice...
- Page 9 Full Body (Loops) Sling This sling offers excellent support for clients. Quick and easy to apply, it has an integrated head support and padded leg sections as standard and offers good protection for patients who go into extension or have moderate involuntary movements or behavioural problems.
- Page 10 Access Padded Sling This sling has been designed specifically to facilitate the toileting process by allowing excellent access to clothing. It is an easy to fit sling, fully padded for additional comfort. It is not a general purpose sling and will only suit around 25% of clients.
- Page 11 Toileting Plus Sling This sling is an easy to fit sling designed specifically to facilitate the toileting process, providing excellent access to clothing. Made from a heavy-duty polyester material, it offers both excellent support and durability. It is not a general-purpose sling and will only suit around 25% of clients.
- Page 12 UltraFine Deluxe Leg Sling This sling incorporates flared leg sections for increased patient comfort and support. Made from a cushioned and breathable 3D woven ‘Spacer’ material with high air permeability, offering high levels of comfort. Integrated, low- friction rip-stop nylon to the leg sections ensures easier application. Available with or without head support.
- Page 13 FIM Scores: 2 or 3 following careful assessment Oxford slings can be customised from their standard specification where patient specific requirements need to be met. Bespoke sizing, padding, fleece lining and body belts are just some of the options available. Please contact Joerns Healthcare for further information.
- Page 14 Bariatric Hammock Sling Specifically designed to be compatible with the Oxford Calibre, this sling is suitable for the safe transfer of bariatric patients. Made from a triple skinned, breathable material, it is particularly suited to patients who may have to remain in the sling for extended periods.
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Page 15: Sling Accessories
Patient Handling Belt The Patient Handling Belt offers carers a means of providing standing assistance to patients. It can be used independently or in combination with a compatible manual standing/transfer device, e.g. the Oxford Switch. It may also be used to help with walking rehabilitation/gait training activity following careful assessment. -
Page 16: Oxford Sling Features
Oxford Sling Features Oxford slings have many common attributes that make them easier to use, and easier to train with. Coloured binding tabs provide clear Coloured loop straps that provide adjustment recognised size information at a glance. and the correct positioning angle for the 6-point spreader bar system. -
Page 17: Material Options
Material Options Polyester Polyester Net A strong, hard-wearing material that has been Complimentary to the polyester solid, the net (or a consistent standard for Oxford slings over the mesh) variant is also a common option through years. This tried and tested fabric is traditionally the Oxford sling range. -
Page 18: User Guide
User Guide A detailed user guide is provided with every sling. It contains essential information including safety guidance, machine washing and general care of the sling. The user guide should be read and understood prior to using any Oxford sling. Labelling Sling labels provide essential information about the sling, including:... -
Page 19: Spreader Bar/Cradle Options
Spreader Bar/Cradle Options The Oxford Professional lift range has the option of two sling attachment systems that provide the carer greater choice in selecting the most appropriate sling and cradle for a task. The Advance, Presence and Stature can be used with either the 6-point spreader bar or a 4-point positioning cradle. Both systems have their place, but more importantly, it allows the carer to choose exactly the right sling for the patient and task in question. -
Page 20: Sling Selection & Risk Assessment
Sling Selection & Risk Assessment Selecting a sling for an individual patient involves more than simply measuring their size and deciding what the sling will be used for. Other factors to take into consideration for example are the level of support required from the sling and whether a commode aperture is necessary. -
Page 21: Fim Scoring
FIM Scoring A widely used assessment tool to classify a person’s function from independence to total assistance in 7 levels. What are the 7 levels? 7. Complete Independence Another person is not required for the activity which is performed safely without modification or outside assistance within a reasonable time. -
Page 22: Sling Sizing
Oxford slings can be customised outside of their standard specification to include adjustments to sizing. Should a standard sling size be deemed unsuitable, we can create a tailored sling to meet patient specific requirements. Contact Joerns Healthcare for more information. -
Page 23: Size & Weight Range Guide
Size & Weight Range Guide (approx.) This chart provides only an approximate indication of sling size based on patient weight. Joerns Healthcare always recommends a full risk assessment is conducted to ascertain the most suitable size of sling based on patient’s measurements and conditions rather than weight alone. -
Page 24: Matching The Right Sling To The Task
To simplify the process of sling selection, we have developed a chart to help guide you in the appropriate use of each sling for a given task. There will, of course be exceptions to this guide and Joerns Healthcare recommend that a full patient risk assessment is carried out prior to any transfer to determine individual requirements. -
Page 25: Oxford Sling Selector Tool
Oxford Sling Selector Tool Selecting the most appropriate sling is crucial since it ensures a safe, dignified and comfortable patient transfer whilst reducing the risks associated with manual handling. Oxford’s Sling Selector is a useful on-line tool, carefully designed and developed to assist therapists and end-users select the most appropriate sling based on patient, task and equipment variables. -
Page 26: Custom/Special Slings
Custom/Special Slings Custom or special slings are ‘one-off’ designs to meet patient specific requirements. These slings are made to order by Joerns Healthcare. Please contact Joerns Healthcare for full details. Options for customisation include, but are not limited to: Change material... -
Page 27: Clinical Support/Advice
Ceiling mounted lifts Mobile lifts Stand-aids Bathing and pool-side lifts Comprehensive warranty and service options Training packages To find out how Joerns Healthcare can assist you with your patient handling needs, please contact us: +44 (0)844 811 1156 info@joerns.co.uk www.joerns.co.uk... - Page 28 Joerns Healthcare Limited Drakes Broughton Business Park, Worcester Road, Drakes Broughton Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10 2AG United Kingdom © 2019 Joerns Healthcare Ltd. All rights reserved. (T) +44 (0) 844 811 1156 (F) +44 (0) 844 811 1157 0419/000690271.UK/SD Rev. H...
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