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Articles tagged #HOSPITAL BED
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Product Spotlight

New Product Launch – AlliCare® Premium Bedside Cabinet & Overbed Table

Did you know DiaMedical is now offering AlliCare® Premium Bedside Cabinets and Overbed Tables? Designed to be the perfect addition to your patient room furnishings or simulation labs to create a realistic healthcare setting, AlliCare® cabinets and overbed tables are now included in all of our Hospital Bed Suite Packages!

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Tuesday Teachings

Simulated Patient Positioning & Body Mechanics: Tuesday Teachings

In this Tuesday Teaching’s episode, students demonstrate proper patient positioning and body mechanics, featuring our Lynacare HC107 Hi-Low Hospital bed. Led by our nurse educator, Sally O’Meara, this skills validation explores the dos and don'ts of patient positioning while also showing how to prevent caregiver injury. Click the link below to watch the positioning simulation!

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Simulation & Education

5 Things to Consider When Choosing a Simulation Hospital Bed

A hospital bed is a major investment for any simulation lab. That being said, instructors need to know that they can count on their beds to deliver many years of reliable service. This article describes five important considerations to keep in mind when choosing the right hospital bed for your training program.

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Industry Insights

What is the Best Hospital Bed for Home Use?

Choosing a hospital bed for your home can be a complicated process with so many options and features to choose from. There are many options available on the market such as Low Beds, Bariatric Beds, Semi-Electric Beds, and Full-Electric Beds. It is difficult to decide which in-home hospital bed is the best fit for you or a loved one. For instance, when a patient leaves a hospital and requires home care, the hospital will be asked for recommendations and suggestions. This can be problematic as medical professionals tend to recommend products they are familiar with. Those of which are typically more advanced than the patient requires.

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