Choices for Your Ideal Medical Hospital Beds

Choices for Your Ideal Medical Hospital Beds

Nursing facilities and home- and community-based services are important for individuals' well-being and can often prevent the need for acute inpatient hospitalizations, which is why it’s important to choose suitable medical hospital beds. Ddu, the leading global pharmaceutical & medical device B2B online platform, now offers you some suggestions on how to choose your medical hospital beds.

1. Safety of medical hospital beds

Nursing beds are designed for patients with mobility difficulties and who are sick abed, placing higher demands on the safety and stability of care beds. So when choosing nursing beds, it's necessary to check the registration certificate of medical products and production license of the suppliers.

Below is a selection of 25 nursing beds on Drugdu.com with CE or ISO certification, click the link for more details:

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2. Manual or electrichospital beds

Manual hospital beds are for short-term care of patients while electrical ones are for patients with mobility difficulties and who are sick abed. With the aid of these medical hospital beds, patients are able to move freely, which is conducive to their rehabilitation.

Moreover, electric medical beds are much more user-friendly than the manual models but prices are also higher than that of manual ones.

3. Motor-driven ICU hospital beds

These beds are suitable for patients with little independent activity, who have gone through the early and dangerous stages of a serious paralysis condition and are hospitalized at clinics with limited nursing staff. These beds are used to effectively prevent major complications (pneumonia, urinary tract infections and bedsores) in patients.

4. Collapsible medical hospital beds

This type of nursing bed is suitable for patients who are recovering from fractures, for the health care of long-term bedridden patients, for patients with specific sleeping needs, learning, entertainment and other needs.

There is a great variety of medical hospital beds with a wide range of functions and purposes, specific to every patient’s needs. Taking time to do some research on product sales, certification, functions and other aspects before making a deal is highly advisable. Speaking to professionals is another way of ensuring you get the best hospital bed equipment, so feel free to speak to our specialists at Drugdu.com.

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Remote eICU program launched to monitor patients health in US Hospitals

A telemedicine platform has been launched in Australia which provides an advanced technological paradigm to patient monitoring practices. The remote intensive care partnership will enable doctors and nurses at the Royal Perth Hospital on the western coast of Australia to explore telemedicine technology to assess patient health in US hospitals that form part of the hub-and-spoke telehealth network of Emory.

The EICU program represents the advanced face of global critical care, which has transitioned care methodologies from bedside care to any site in the world with the aid of an Informatics Center for the implementation of the advanced technology, not impeded by limits of location and time. In case of adverse circumstances impacting the health of ICU patients, clinicians will be empowered through the eICU program for aiding the Atlanta-based bedside team through the understanding and real-time monitoring of adverse physiology, undertaking critical diagnosis and making timely interventions if a patient is going off course.  

The new partnership with Sydney-based Macquarie University is based on a six-month pilot program launched in 2016. As Perth has a time gap of 12 or 13 hours from the US East Coast, it is better suited for clinicians to assess critical patients in US hospitals during nighttime.

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World’s first Train Hospital helping rural Indian population

The lack of access to health treatment in outlying rural areas in India and excessive medical costs has left rural people helpless. To bridge the gap, Impact India foundation launched the Lifeline Express – the world’s first train hospital on July 16, 1991. Till now it has conducted 30 free surgeries on a daily basis.

The Lifeline Express was introduced to meet two gaps: giving medical treatment in the remotest villages and providing lower-income people with free treatment. The train runs all over India, reaching the remotest places and halting in one place for a month before proceeding.

The Lifeline Express treats a range of ailments, including plastic surgical corrections for cleft lips, cataract surgery, counseling, immunization, nutritional assessments, cancer and more. The train is equipped with two surgical theaters, two recovery rooms, a sterilization area, power generators, a pantry car, storage, and accommodation for its 20 clinicians. 

“We also educate local doctors and always have a local doctor present during surgery so they can do follow-ups later on," said Mehak Sikka, Medical Officer.

Till now the train hospital has managed to conduct 1,30,000 operations at 191 stops, said Anil Darse, deputy project director of the Lifeline Express.

Soon similar trains are expected to be launched, which will boost India's move towards universal healthcare coverage.

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