Follow Us On
Latest News
...
Biotechsis new size bedsheets with and without handles – Click Here to View
...
...
Biotechsis new size bedsheets with and without handles – Click Here to View
...Death is 'core business' of Scottish hospitals, university study finds
Almost one in three hospital patients in Scotland will die within a year, and nearly one in 10 will die during their time in hospital, a study has found.
The Glasgow University report says the findings suggest that part of the “core business” of hospitals is people who are nearing the end of their lives.
- From Vegetable beds to Inbed Systems!
I have taken inspiration fo... - Keeping Up The Momentum
The recent headlines regard... - When changing the bed is more than just about laundry!
https://youtu.be/srB6A3A01m... - Tissue Harm: An Egyptian Curse?
(Please click on the colour... - How this pandemic can improve future patient Inbed care
(Please click on the colour... - How research is advancing inbed care management systems
Introducing the new Biotech... - Is inbed care management a duck or rabbit, a crabby old lady or an elegant lady? It’s a matter of perspective.
A couple of videos have mad... - Putting Your money where Your mouth is
Using research to develop in... - It's tissue, Harm but not as we know it!
Why the quicker application ... - Is tissue harm the mole of patient safety?
Safety Culture coach, Ashlei... - Harm-onious Inbed Care
The past, present and futur... - Is technology and automation improving safety during inbed care?
When considering this quest... - Adapting fast and slow: force-related tissue damage
Following on from our recen... - The elephant in the room: healthcare needs are changing. But can the industry adapt?
Why an ageing population is... - Is ignorance or selfish interest preventing the advancement of care for patients confined to bed?
In his article, “100 Years... - Cards on the table: eliminating the tissue damage gamble
We live in an ageing societ... - Why metamorphosis is needed to protect both patients and carers during inbed care
As Baroness Wheeler highli... - Matching the external environment to the patient’s innate, protective environment
Moving the focus from that of ... - The hidden time-bomb causing injuries to nurses & carers
Statistics show that 80-90%... - Banishing bad backs and making 'inbed' patient care safer for nurses and carers
Introduction When caring f... - Moving and handling: making it safer for carers as well as patients
As discussed in our blog, W... - An open letter to the Presidents of NPUAP and EPUAP
As Patient Safety Week comme... - "Force-related tissue damage” prevention rather than treatment.
Is this really such a radical ... - The missing synergy solution when moving patients being cared for ‘inbed’
In response to requests, pl... - The missing synergy when moving patients being cared for ‘inbed’ – Part 2
Introduction The philesyne... - The missing synergy when moving patients being cared for ‘inbed’ – Part 1
What currently happens? Ther... - The forgotten interface when caring for patients confined to bed
What do you wear in bed? Ac... - Why implementing an effective ‘inbed’ care management approach as a whole makes economic sense.
There have been interesting... - Why is your ‘inbed’ care and safety important?
Patients needing ‘inbed... - Championing change: the need to improve ‘inbed’ care for both patients and carers
For too long we have had to ... - “Inbed” Patient Movement: The Logical Approach
Whether we are looking at t... - The Einstein Effect on Inbed Care
Einstein inspired many to t... - “No matter how well-intentioned care is, how tissue integrity is protected tells all.”
The above is a powerful sta... - Is the ideal inbed care environment fantasy or a possibility?
Envisage a world where all p... - ‘Inbed’ Care Management: An Alternative View
In this video, an ex-Apple ... - Why curiosity is improving safe patient care
Following our previous blog on... - Changing the way we think about safe patient care
Interestingly, The Health Foun... - Improving Safe Patient Care: The Knowledge Gap
In the on-going discussions on... - The Challenge of Innovative Product Adoption in Health & Social Care
In March 2015 the NHS called f... - The impact of emerging technology on inbed care
Our blog on subconscious and b... - Unconscious and Behavioural Drift
Biotechsis “inbed Care Mana... - The forgotten question when assessing patient in-bed care!
When discussing patient ‘in-... - Are we moving patients or assaulting them?
Is physical harm inadvertently... - Putting Care Back into Healthcare
This insightful blog from Jo B... - Person-centred care made simple
This animation from The Health... - PASC Calls For An Independent Patient Safety Investigation Body
At Phil-e-Slide we were deligh... - Building the profile of quality improvement in the NHS
In her recent blog post, Jenni... - The importance of building improvement capability and capacity in clinical teams
As discussed in the article be... - What next for the Francis culture of safety? Six steps to start
No-one would claim that changi... - What does it really take to improve patient safety?
How confident are you that the... - Safer Clinical Systems: evaluation findings
Lessons from Safer Clinical Sy... - Integration: putting people first
A friend recently told me she... - Human factors in health care – what’s new and what next?
Those who know me well will kn... - Patient Safety - Skin friction, distortion and sheer - the patient handling link
The Biotechsis in-bed care man... - Reporting and investigations – a new way ahead for patient safety?
By Martin Bromiley Much has ... - First Do No Harm: closing the gap in patient safety
Please click here to view the ... - The road to a national strategy for human factors: Part 3 – what should it be like?
Martin Bromiley – 22 Sep... - Shear and Tissue Integrity - The State of the Science
What? Shear and Tissue integri... - The road to a National Strategy in Healthcare for Human Factors
‘making it easy to do the ri... - New research paper explores misconceptions in manual handling
In association with both the U... - Patient engagement – we need to live it, not talk it
Patient engagement is much tal... - Death is 'core business' of Scottish hospitals, university study finds
Almost one in three hospital p... - Mears' Transformation to deliver payment-by-results homecare
In September 2013, Wiltshire C... - Person-centred care timeline
This interactive timeline is a... - Soft Surface Fabrics Identified as a Priority for Infection Prevention In Recent Issue of Healthcare Purchasing News
February’s issue of Healthca... - Soft Surface Bacterial Contamination: Considerations for a Complete Infection Prevention Program
While changing the dressing of... - Soft Surface Fabrics: THE OTHER HIGH TOUCH SURFACES
ACTION STEPS FOR INCORPORATING... - What's being done to prevent HAIs?
Infection control experts agre...
