X-ray sleeve
X-ray sleeve, integrated into the cover, has a separate zip. It can be accessed from both sides of the mattress and supports bedside imaging patients.
HOSPITAL OPERATIONS EFFICIENCY
CHALLENGES
- It can take approximately 7 hours to transfer a patient onto a traditional alternating mattress. (1)
- Chest x-ray is one of the most frequently performed portable x-rays in elderly patients. (2)
- Because of natural or man-made disasters, it may be necessary to evacuate hospitals or department almost in 41.8 % of cases. (3)
Solutions
Evacuation cover
Evacuation cover supports fast and easy evacuation in case of an emergency. It combined with the highest hygiene standards.
Wide range of covers
Our diverse range of cover options provide versatile solutions to meet the individual needs of patients and caregivers. Made from waterproof materials these covers safeguard mattresses, stretch capabilities reduce friction and shear forces, supporting pressure injury prevention.
Comfort cover
Comfort cover - enhances patient comfort by maintaining a favorable microclimate through its high vapor permeability.
Zoned cover
Zoned cover - facilitates easier patient repositioning by way of a specially coated low resistance center section and safer early mobilization via a non-slip outer edge design.
Endurance cover
Endurance cover - offers optimally balanced durability that may reduce the costs of replacing damaged covers, and permeability that supports the maintenance of the patient’s skin thermoregulation.
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(1) Jones L. DO YOU REALLY KNOW HOW SOON YOUR PATIENT IS ON AN ALTERNATING MATTRESS IN A HOSPITAL SETTING? A study examining opportunities in Safety, Effectiveness and Improved Patient Experience. The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. 2014. Available online: https://
directhealthcareservices.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Wolverhampton. pdf
(2) Kjelle E, Lysdahl KB, Olerud HM. Impact of mobile radiography services in
nursing homes on the utilisation of diagnostic imaging procedures. BMC
Health Serv Res. 2019 Jun 26;19(1):428. doi: 10.1186/s12913-019-4276-x.
PMID: 31242914; PMCID: PMC6595684.
(3) Klokman VW, Barten DG, Peters NALR, Versteegen MGJ, Wijnands JJJ, van
Osch FHM, Gaakeer MI, Tan ECTH, Boin A. A scoping review of internal
hospital crises and disasters in the Netherlands, 2000-2020. PLoS One.
2021 Apr 26;16(4):e0250551. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0250551. PMID:
33901248; PMCID: PMC8075216.