Using signs as a visual reminder to nurses and other staff to lift and transport patients safely
Communicating face-to-face and at huddles about patient-lifting equipment and procedures
What can your team do to remind each other to use patient-lifting procedures? What else could your team do to prevent injuries when lifting or transporting patients?
Best used: This list of safety practices compiled by an Imaging Services team in Northern California can form the basis for team discussions of ways to reduce workplace injuries and increase awareness of safety.
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Best practices for eliminating patient-lifting and other workplace injuries by building safety into everyday work processes, from the Antioch Imaging Services team in Northern California.
Non-LMP
Non-LMP
links to http://www.lmpartnership.org/stories-videos/timeouts-take-team-injury-prone-injury-free. Shawn will send to Stoller for pdf-ing then upload pdf.
Best used: Use this checklist when turning a patient to ensure the procedure is done safely and the chance of injury is minimized.
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Checklist used by turn team captains in San Diego's 2 North/South Med-Surg units when the team turns or lifts a patient, to ensure the procedure is done safely and the chance of injury is minimized.
Non-LMP
Tyra Ferlatte
pdf of tool attached; jpeg in artwork section is for listings. tlf 12/7