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Common Beliefs vs. Facts About Safe Patient Handling Programs Mechanical lifting is not as safe and comfortable for patients as manual lifting. FAC T: Once patients realize the ease and comfort of modern mechanical lifts, they will be more likely to accept them. Mechanical lifts are safer for both patients and healthcare workers. Training and use of proper body mechanics (including use of back belts) is effective in preventing job-related injuries. FAC T: Research shows that relying on proper body mechanics (including use of back belts) is not, by itself, an effective way to reduce injuries.
Common Beliefs vs. Facts About Safe Patient Handling Programs “Mechanical lifting is not as safe and comfortable for patients as manual lifting.”
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