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The Safe Patient Handling Needs of a Bariatric Patient: One Size Does Not Fit All

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The Safe Patient Handling Needs of a Bariatric Patient: One Size Does Not Fit All

Using Personalized Care Boards for Communicating Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Status in Acute Care: Lessons Learned using the Donabedian Model

Lifting and Transfer Devices: A Bridge Between Safe Patient Handling and Pressure Ulcer Prevention

The Individualistic Nature of US Health Care: An Introduction to the Ethical Considerations Pertaining to Patient Lifting and Handling Injuries Among Caregivers

Outcomes of a Safe Patient Handling Program Implementation

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Using Personalized Care Boards for Communicating Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Status in Acute Care: Lessons Learned using the Donabedian Model

Lifting and Transfer Devices: A Bridge Between Safe Patient Handling and Pressure Ulcer Prevention

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