A commode is a type of portable toilet and looks like a chair with a toilet seat. Rather than having running water, it has a pan (container) underneath the seat, which you can remove for cleaning after the commode is used. When to use a Commode when Caring for Residents A commode is a type… Continue reading When to use a Commode when Caring for Residents
Using a hoist and sling aims to reduce the risk of injury to the patient and carer to as low a level as possible. However, accidents can still occur, so it’s vital that carers use a sling of the correct type and size for the person in their care and task. How To Use A Bathing… Continue reading How To Use A Bathing Sling To Help Residents
Incontinence pads form a part of everyday life for many care home residents, managers and staff and the right choice can significantly increase the dignity and comfort of those who wear them. What are the best incontinence pads for care homes? Incontinence pads form a part of everyday life for many care home residents, managers… Continue reading What are the best incontinence pads for care homes?
Every time you purchase items, you need to have confidence they will help keep your care home residents and colleagues safe and efficiently perform the job you need them to do. As a care home staff member procuring supplies, you have a huge responsibility. Every time you purchase items, you need to have confidence they… Continue reading 5 things to look for in care home furniture suppliers
A toileting sling (sometimes known as a hygiene sling, transfer sling, or access sling) is designed to make toilet transfers easier, safer, and more comfortable. 5 Reasons a Toileting Sling makes Care Safer A toileting sling (sometimes known as a hygiene sling, transfer sling, or access sling) is designed to make toilet transfers easier, safer,… Continue reading 5 Reasons a Toileting Sling makes Care Safer