Stand G40, Tove Filipsson, BSc MSc (one year)
Physiotherapist and Etac Clinical Education Manager

25th November, 11:00–11:15 and 13:00–13.15

26th November, 12:00–12:15 and 14:00–14.15

Synopsis: Exploring why bathroom-related accidents are so common and the risks associated with hygiene routines and toileting. Introducing practical approaches and key assistive devices that can help prevent accidents and support safe bathroom routines.

Learning objectives:

• Outline the magnitude of bathroom-related accidents in the UK
• Identify key risks associated with hygiene routines and toileting
• Explore practical approaches to reducing the risk of accidents
• Introduce assistive devices that can support safer bathroom routines
• Understand why the new, next generation Swift 3 commode chair enhances outcomes

2. Right sheet, Right patient: Master the selection criteria for the Immedia 4WayGlide System

Stand G40, Anette Repenning Raun, BSc (Hons)
International Product Manager, Patient Handling, Etac Immedia

25th November, 12:00–12:15 and 14:00–14:15

26th November, 11:00–11:15 and 13.00–13:15

Synopsis: Evaluate and understand why, when and where the use of a Immedia 4Way Glide system is clinically more appropriate than a SatinSheet system in relation to the complexity of patient need.

Learning objectives:

• Effectively identify and assess the following conditions in relation to solution suitability:

• • Existing pressure injuries
  • Poor skin integrity 
  • Behavioural and/or sensory issues
  • High weight/bariatric
  • Uneven body weight distribution

• Understand the clinical and ergonomic benefits from a patient and caregiver point of view
• Explore practical techniques and safer handling for improved practice
• Gather evidence-based results that demonstrate how appropriate selection achieves better outcomes 

About the presenters

Tove Filipsson, BSc MSc  (one year) Physiotherapist and Etac Clinical Education Manager  

Tove has been a qualified physiotherapist since 1996. She has a MSc in Physiotherapy and over 18 years of clinical experience in geriatric rehabilitation, primary care and psychosomatic physiotherapy, including the prescription of assistive devices and medical equipment. She has been the Clinical Education Manager responsible for international classroom training and e-learning at Etac since 2017.

Anette Repenning Raun, BSc (Hons) International Product Manager, Patient Handling, Etac Immedia 

Anette is a respected Danish Etac International Product Manager with more than 30 years of experience in the medical device industry. Qualified with a degree in Engineering and a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration, she is the international Etac educational lead for its Immedia patient handling and Molift hoist brands. Anette has a proven track record in delivering client-driven, product innovation that enhances patient healthcare outcomes worldwide.

If you would like to book a time to discuss client cases with Tove or Anette, please email: enquiries.uk@etac.com