… people with aphasia in the acute hospital setting is reported to be … in acute hospitals. The
voices of SPs working in this … acute hospital setting and the factors that influence their practice. …

… preventative approach to pressure care in our hospital. This study aimed to reduce HAPI by
improving pressure redistribution seating options and enhancing patient and staff education. …

… One wheelchair had a Velcro™ adjustable back seat and a plane seat-cushion. The
other wheelchair had a non-adjustable sling-back seat and a plane cushion. The second …

… Within community or hospital settings, seated individuals where appropriate should be
advised to perform pressure relief movement. This intentional movement can be undertaken in …

… Six wards within the Division of Medicine of a tertiary referral public hospital were included
in this review. These wards comprised geriatric, infectious diseases, respiratory, cardiology …

… Further, the usual hospital chairs used … seat surface and the backrest cannot be changed,
the height of the foot supports cannot be adjusted, etc. The seat surface of a traditional hospital …

… Back width is usually set by the seat width, but can be different with certain wheelchair/seat
back choices. Chest width and the need for trunk supports are important considerations. If the …

… If these patients are to be admitted to wherever there are beds within the hospital, but still …
only A&E doctor on duty is at the far end of the hospital, assessing a head injured patient. The …

… hospital’s Patient and Family Advisory Council after review of prior patient satisfaction-based
tools and approved by our hospital… , particularly in an ED setting where multiple factors such …

… In addition, other seating and environment alternatives should be explored prior to using
restraints or positioning belts, such as power … tal settings … ing in loss of muscle hospital settings …