CLASSIFIED PATIENT HANDLING Refefining patient handling
One of the most tried and trusted names in patient handling, Oxford lift products are purposely designed for homecare and nursing environments, where they have been leading the way for decades.
N 5 YEAR
Call us on 0844 811 1156 or send an email to
info@joerns.co.uk
EVACUATION EQUIPMENT
Safe & effective evacuation of immobile, frail or vulnerable people in emergency situations —are you legally compliant?
Classified Rates Recruitment £15.00 Marketplace £15.00 (scc = single column centimetre)
Contact Megan Nourse Tel: +44 (0)1959 570524 Email:
megan@opusbm.co.uk
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TRANSPORT & MOBILITY
For all your needs visit:
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FALLS PREVENTION DIGNITY BIBS Help Reduce The Risk of Falls With Our Unique Solutions
Have you been searching for an all-in-one fall monitor thatworks with bed, chair, floor sensor pads and a cord & clip? Look no further!
The new FallsX Professional, 50% lighter and smaller than it’spredessesor, is a portable plug-and-play monitor designed tohelp staff reduce the risk of falls. Features include nurse callintegration, pager, battery or mains powered, recordable voice message and time delay.
D I G N I T Y B I B S Bibbleplus+
Bibble Plus+ Dignity Bibs are the functional and stylish solution for older children, teenagers and adults who have difficulties with drooling and dribbling.
Bibble Plus+ are handmade in Nottingham, UK. Available in 4 sizes and in over 50 different colours and designs to suit every taste and enhance any outfit
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at the checkout to
When patient safety is your concern, quality counts. Free Phone: 0500 500 667
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Healthcare Solutions receive your discount
www.bibbleplus.co.uk +44 (0)1793 762928
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