Bed standards and siderail provision-it’s still a hot topic!
This webinar addresses the recent MHRA alert on bed rails and levers, focusing on compliance with the National Patient Safety Alert. We'll cover risk assessment essentials and alternative bed fall management solutions.
Learning Outcomes
- To gain a better understanding of the reasons for using bed rails
- To be aware of the indications and contraindications for use of bed rails and alternative falls management solutions
- An overview of the Children's Standard – BS EN 50637:2017 and recent MHRA guidance
- To gain an idea of what needs to be included in a risk assessment for bed rails
- Introduction to the features, functions, and accessories of Accora’s JuniorBeds.
Meet our Experts
Jayne qualified as an OT in 1996 and has a wide range of clinical experience in acute and community settings. Her recent experience has been in Community Equipment Stores providing training and support to prescribers and commissioners.
People who watched this also watched...
Menopause: Is there a role for Occupational Therapy?
With growing awareness and understanding of the menopausal transition that women experience, the question arises: What role can Occupational Therapists play in supporting them? Perimenopause can significantly influence women’s participation in meaningful occupations, daily roles, and routines, and may even challenge their sense of occupational identity. Given their expertise in the value of occupation for health and wellbeing, occupational therapists are uniquely positioned to provide support during this life stage.
Stop the pressure - introducing the PURPOSE T Risk Assessment Tool
PURPOSE T offers an evidence based PU risk assessment tool that has been designed following NIHR funded research. This webinar examines the development and utilisation of PURPOSE T for risk assessment and discusses how to identify factors contributing to risk and implement prevention strategies effectively.
Link between lower limb oedema pressure ulcers and legrest elevation
Very often when caring for people with lower limb oedema we are advised to elevate the legs. Why is this and how does this help? This webinar will help you understand oedema, its reduction and how this can also help prevent heel pressure ulcers.