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risk of sustaining injury can be greatly reduced by selecting appropriate
equipment and by using it effectively. When choosing a mobile hoist,
factors such as the environment in which it will be used - particularly
space availability, floor surfaces and storage should be considered.
In addition, the hoist user-their type of disability, size and required level of independence should influence selection. For the carer, their physical strength and size are important factors. Mobile hoists are designed to aid transfer, not for moving patients over distance. A Ceiling Mounted Hoist is more appropriate in this situation. |
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Extensive lifting range, from the floor to a high hospital
bed
