All caregivers must watch the training video before utilizing the Binder Lift. Although very simple to use, there are necessary skills to understand before using these devices on your patients. We strongly urge you to lift a fellow team member before putting it to use in the field. Although the Binder Lift is designed to enable you to utilize good lifting ergonomics, it is important that each lifter is in sufficient physical condition to conduct a patient lift with proper ergonomics. PHASE recommends you consult your physician before the use of the Binder Lift.
All caregivers must watch the training video before utilizing the Mangar Elk. Although very simple to use, there are necessary skills to understand before using these devices on your patients. We strongly urge you to lift a fellow team member before using it in the field. Although the Mangar Elk is designed to lift the patient to a seated position for you, it is still important that each caregiver is in sufficient physical condition to assist the patient as necessary. An assistive device, such as the Binder Lift, should be used anytime the patient needs manual assistance or stabilization.
All caregivers must watch the training video before utilizing the XDcuff. Although very simple to use, there are necessary skills to understand before using these devices on your patients. We strongly urge you to restrain a fellow team member before using it in the field. The XDcuff limb restraint positions are based on ambulance layout, stretcher design, and common methods utilized in EMS. Final patient positioning/restraint techniques should be determined by your lead medical authority. ALWAYS follow your local guidelines and protocols when treating uncooperative patients.
The Emergency Child Restraint is designed for use only in an emergency setting and only by suitably trained personnel. The Emergency Child Restraint is for professional use by one or more trained operators. The Emergency Child Restraint is not designed as an immobilization device and should not be used to immobilize the patient, or as part of an immobilization system. Always follow your local guidelines and protocols when transporting pediatric patients. All operators must watch training video and review written instructional guide before use and review annually.
