Posey マニュアルとユーザーガイド

ポージー is a trusted name in the healthcare industry, renowned for its comprehensive range of patient safety and falls management products. Now a registered trademark of TIDI プロダクツ、LLC, the Posey brand serves hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home care environments with solutions designed to reduce the risk of patient injury. The product portfolio includes the Sitter Elite patient alarms, chair and bed sensors, gait belts, and various specialized limb holders, vests, and mitts.

Designed to support clinical care plans, Posey products focus on preventing unassisted exits and protecting patients from disrupting life-saving treatments. Strict adherence to safety guidelines and physician orders is central to the deployment of these devices. TIDI Products continues to support the Posey line with extensive educational resources and instructions for use to ensure caregivers can maintain a safe environment for those in their care.

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• Where can I find instructions for use (IFU) for Posey products?

  Current Instructions for Use and technical documentation for Posey products can be found at the TIDI Products website under the IFU section.

• Who manufactures Posey products?

  Posey is a registered trademark of TIDI Products, LLC, which manufactures and distributes the brand's patient safety solutions.

• Are there contraindications for Posey restraints?

  Contraindications vary by specific product; generally, restraints should not be used on patients who are highly aggressive or suicidal, or where the device compromises an IV or wound site. Always refer to the specific product manual.

• How should Posey products be laundered?

  Many Posey textile products are machine washable. Fasten all buckles and locks before washing to prevent damage. Specific laundering instructions (e.g., temperature, use of bleach) are provided on the product label and manual.

• How do Posey chair and bed sensors work?

  Posey sensors connect to a patient alarm unit. They detect pressure changes (such as when a patient attempts to exit a bed or chair) and trigger an audible alert to notify caregivers.