Musculoskeletal Injury Prevention – Safe Resident Handling (SRH-02)

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This 4-hour scheduled virtual instructor-led course focuses on how to safely lift and physically manipulate PEOPLE. The highest risk activities that a healthcare worker can do involves moving patients and residents. Lifting and moving with proper body mechanics has a huge impact on injury reduction. Examine the theory behind musculoskeletal injuries then practice the most common lifts with coaching by an instructor. By the end of the course, you will have a good sense of the why and the how of safe lifting. Take what you learned and use it in your daily life.

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July 4, 2024 @ 8:30 am - 3:00 pm

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$32.00 – $65.00

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An effective emergency response is crucial for saving lives and ensuring safety. It involves a coordinated effort among staff, clear communication, and rapid decision-making. This is a unique opportunity to engage directly with a Fire Chief, who will be presenting on Emergency Response Planning. Don’t miss this chance to connect with safety-minded professionals and enhance your knowledge in a supportive, collaborative environment.

If your WCB industry code is either 82808 (continuing care/long-term care) or 82800 (supportive living/designated supportive living) you are invited for this event, registration is required.

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