Sentence examples for moving and handling from inspiring English sources

A realist synthesis was conducted on a second set of reports to identify best practices for moving and handling programmes.

Each cohort is a maximum of 13 (due to moving and handling training restrictions) and so far there have been 14 cohorts.

They undertook all tasks alongside their mentor and completed a full range of care tasks on their own, except for administering medication, moving and handling, and personal care.

There has been extensive investment in programmes to reduce injuries among health care staff caused by moving and handling patients or residents.

Beef producers will have an opportunity to learn from Curt Pate as he shares his expertise and answers questions related to moving and handling cattle with ease, improving handling systems, and working as a team with family and employees.

In terms of training, I did my level 2 health and social care diploma, which I enjoyed, plus training in first aid, deprivation of liberty, food hygiene, the Mental Capacity Act, moving and handling and safety in medication.

Since the introduction of automatic devices to move and handle materials, the exposure of workers to mechanical and handling hazards has been greatly reduced.

Breaches of patients' privacy and dignity included patients left inadequately dressed in full view of passersby; patients moved and handled in unsympathetic and unskilled ways, causing pain and distress; and rudeness or hostility.

The highest scored items are "administering oxygen" (3.04), "urinalysis" (2.65), "blood pressure measurement" (2.64), "suturing" (2.61) and "move and handle patients" (2.60).

For instance, a higher proportion of injuries was reported by these nursing home employees than has been found in hospital settings [ 39, 46]; workers in places that lack proper equipment to move and handle patients were less likely to report, and people trained in the use of equipment were more likely to report work-related injuries [ 38].

The knowing references become less frequent and she concentrates instead on crafting a moving and delicately handled dual memoir, a love letter to the man who became her real-life Rimbaud.