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Polyester Cellular Falls Risk Lap Blanket
Interweave Healthcare

Polyester Cellular Falls Risk Lap Blanket

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Description

The Falls Risk yellow blanket is used by hospitals and nursing homes. The bright yellow blanket acts as a visual cue for staff, helping them to quickly identify patients at risk of falling. The yellow colour reminds all staff that extra precautions need to be taken with particular patients. The patient-specific blanket also helps ward staff and porters during patient transfers. As each patient has already been identified as a falls risk.

Key Features:

80cm x 102cm size fits comfortably on a patient's lap.

This blanket is flammability tested to BS7175 regulations, ideal for care facilities and hospitals.

Bright yellow colour easily identifies patients as a fall risk, whilst preserving dignity.

Soft, comfortable blanket improves the patient's experience.

The cellular lap blanket measures 80 cm by 102 cm. The correct size to use as a lap blanket, over the shoulders, on the knees in a wheelchair, or just laid on top of the bed. The yellow blanket can be laundered at thermal disinfection temperatures.

Flammability certificate: BS 7175: 1989 Section 3 Ignition Sources 0 & 5

Buy this falls risk lap blanket with matching bright yellow falls prevention non-slip socks to create a Falls Risk kit for your patients. View our selection of cellular blankets in other sizes and colours.

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