My Father is 85, and could walk fine, until recently. He was in hospital for three weeks and came back unable to move his legs at all, unable to stand, unable to move in bed, unable to get from the hospital bed we have in the living room to the wheelchair which does not have detachable anything, or from the wheelchair to the commode. I have no idea where to get that yellow sheet, but the sheet idea might work. He is very heavy though. The other thing is that he has spinal metastases from his prostate cancer, so moving him hurts. My Mother and I will give the sheet idea a go though.
EVERYONE I work with just pulls the bottom sheet from the mattress and thinks it's an instant draw sheet. They then strain really hard to overcome the friction that these waterproof mattresses create. The more I complain, the more spiteful they become.
I just learned the technique how to moving the patients from the bed position to the wheelchair sitting position One of the most difficult moment for me to moving the patients from bed to wheelchair is patients who unable to holding his or her head up patients The first one presentation you just showed to me This technique methods could be the key point for me to moving the unable to holding the head up patients from bed position to wheelchair
