The Line That Stops a Manual Lift
Use a short assertive line to stop a manual lift and redirect to the no-lift process.
Your colleague is about to start a manual under-arm lift. Pick the line that stops the unsafe move without shaming anyone. A colleague offers the shortcut. We can just lift under the arms. It will take ten seconds. fromTop Your turn to answer. fromBottom Let's pause. This is a no-manual-lift transfer; I'll bring the stand aid and we'll talk Mr. Chen through it. Strong. It stops the action, names the policy, offers the next control, and reassures the patient by using his name. You should know better than to lift like that. It may be true, but it shames the…
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