Getting to grips with hoisting people - HSE
sized full-body sling for all transfers in hospital. No other patients on the ward at that time required the small sling and the sling was usually found in her wardrobe. The sling had not been detailed on her moving and handling risk assessment or care plan, which simply stated ‘hoist for all transfers plus two people’.
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