IS IT TIME TO CHANGE YOUR PRACTICE ON TURNING AND POSITIONING?


We prove ourselves every day as we continue to gather new evidence showing how our solutions help you reduce HAPUs from head to toe and lower the risk of caregiver injuries. We are Mölnlycke®


and if you want evidence-


based solutions for turning and positioning, turn to us.


Tortoise® Turning and Positioning System


A unique support surface for continuous protection across care areas. Facilitates HAPU reduction and promotes safe patient handling.


Z-FloTM Fluidized Positioners


Molds to the patient’s body and holds its shape to keep the patient in a therapeutic position and deliver safe, secure, maintainable repositioning to protect at risk anatomical sites.


Z-FloTM


Conforms to the newborn’s unique shape to support physical and neurological1


of pressure injuries. Z-FlexTM


Fluidized Heel Boot


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Fluidized Positioners for Neonates development in neonates while also reducing the risk


1. Altimier, L., & Phillips, R. (2016). The neonatal integrative developmental care model: Advanced clinical applications of the seven core measures for neuroprotective family-centered developmental care. Newborn And Infant Nursing Reviews, 16, 230-244. doi:10.1053/j.nainr.2016.09.030


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