09-17-2025
Learning Objectives
1. Participants will receive an introduction to Safe Patient Handling (SPH), why it exists, and how Patient Lifts support SPH initiatives and Early Mobility for improved patient health and wellness. Upon completion of LO 1, participants should understand the advantages of Ceiling Mounted Lifts in comparison to floor style lifts.
2. Participants will be introduced to the components of a system. They should understand which components are significantly impacted by architecture and design, and which ones are driven by clinical end users. They will also be presented with information to help them address financial decisions with their clients as they plan a safe workplace environment for staff, wellness for patients, and balancing budget issues.
3. This LO is intended to be a high point of engagement with participants as we move through different areas of healthcare facilities, show design options, and talk about why they are there. As we review design considerations as a group, participants will be encouraged to share their own experiences and challenges, and the presenter will help with options to address them. Throughout this LO, participants will learn how solving these issues can lead to efficient design of the systems, which will optimize safety for staff and better health outcomes for hospital patients and nursing home residents.
4. In the final LO, participants will be introduced to new and emerging trends in Ceiling Mounted Patient Lift products. They will learn how architectural design is impacted by these new trends and how vendors and designers can work together to improve safety in the workplace for nurses, and improved health outcomes for patients.
Comments
good course
JohnGreat presentation. I got a lot out of the different design options I was not aware of.
WilliamGreat!
Ramona VeneraGreat Resource
DEZHAOVery interesting and I learn some things I did not know.
FranklinGreat and detailed presentation of Patient lifts
LisaInformative.
Danielnice course.
shawnWell organized and presented; easy to understand.
HorhonVery good
CarlInteresting topic one which we often have to work with in our designs of special education facilities with children with physical disabilities.
SaverioCeiling Mounted Patient Lifts in Healthcare
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We will make extensive use of visual aids and engaging narratives to introduce Safe Patient Handling; describe the components of Ceiling Mounted Patient Lift Systems; key factors that influence design; and new trends in the industry.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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Ceiling Mounted Patient Lifts in Healthcare
FREE
We will make extensive use of visual aids and engaging narratives to introduce Safe Patient Handling; describe the components of Ceiling Mounted Patient Lift Systems; key factors that influence design; and new trends in the industry.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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Learning Objectives
1. Participants will receive an introduction to Safe Patient Handling (SPH), why it exists, and how Patient Lifts support SPH initiatives and Early Mobility for improved patient health and wellness. Upon completion of LO 1, participants should understand the advantages of Ceiling Mounted Lifts in comparison to floor style lifts.
2. Participants will be introduced to the components of a system. They should understand which components are significantly impacted by architecture and design, and which ones are driven by clinical end users. They will also be presented with information to help them address financial decisions with their clients as they plan a safe workplace environment for staff, wellness for patients, and balancing budget issues.
3. This LO is intended to be a high point of engagement with participants as we move through different areas of healthcare facilities, show design options, and talk about why they are there. As we review design considerations as a group, participants will be encouraged to share their own experiences and challenges, and the presenter will help with options to address them. Throughout this LO, participants will learn how solving these issues can lead to efficient design of the systems, which will optimize safety for staff and better health outcomes for hospital patients and nursing home residents.
4. In the final LO, participants will be introduced to new and emerging trends in Ceiling Mounted Patient Lift products. They will learn how architectural design is impacted by these new trends and how vendors and designers can work together to improve safety in the workplace for nurses, and improved health outcomes for patients.
Comments
good course
JohnGreat presentation. I got a lot out of the different design options I was not aware of.
WilliamGreat!
Ramona VeneraGreat Resource
DEZHAOVery interesting and I learn some things I did not know.
FranklinGreat and detailed presentation of Patient lifts
LisaInformative.
Danielnice course.
shawnWell organized and presented; easy to understand.
HorhonVery good
CarlInteresting topic one which we often have to work with in our designs of special education facilities with children with physical disabilities.
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