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Childbirth & You: Understanding Interventional Childbirth (DVD)
The majority of pregnancies result in a natural birth experience. Occasionally though this natural process requires assistance. ‘Childbirth & You’ explains to expectant mums what they can expect to happen in these circumstances to help allay any fears and anxieties they may be feeling.
Read more: Childbirth & You: Understanding Interventional Childbirth (DVD)
Pocket Flow Spacer
Pocketflow is a collapsible, pocket sized spacer for use with standard asthma inhalers that is aimed primarily at the paediatric market.
'Elevate' Lower Limb
A support for lower limbs which reduces swelling and potential complications
Injuries to the lower limbs, resulting from surgery or trauma, can result in life-threatening complications if the limb is not supported and elevated at an appropriate level.
Current equipment to achieve this effectively has, to date, been confined to a frame (known as a braun frame), with fabric stretched over the cradle or pillows....More
Related links:
www.pslmedical.com
Encopresis Training Pack
Encopresis Training Pack - Encopresis is a condition where children repeatedly pass faeces in inappropriate places.
The pack is designed to be helpful for front line staff working with children with learning disabilities who have encopresis, toilet refusal or the need for bowel training.
Visit the website below for more information.
www.encopresis.org.uk
Book Bag Tags
Book Bag Tags - helping promote physical activity to children
Obesity in children is an increasingly common problem, with the national prevalence tripling over the past 20 years. Contributory factors include lack of exercise, resulting in recommendations by the Chief Medical Officer (DH 2004) stating that children should have 60 minutes of physical acitvity every day.
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