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191section 7 Contents Using equipment for moving and handling people Types of equipment Examples of moving and handling equipment Slide sheets transfer belts transfer boards Air assisted transfer devices Electric profiling beds Mobile hoists Standing hoists Ceiling hoists Gantry hoists Fixed wall hoists slings Stretchers Wheelchairs Standing and pivoting aids (non electric) Shower and bath equipment Emergency equipment Other types of equipment and aids References and : All images and other references to equipment shown in this section are provided for illustrative purposes only. They are not, and should not be taken as, endorsements of specific equipment or for moving and handling Using equipment for moving and handling peopleThis section describes the main types and functions of equipment for moving and handling people.

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