A(n) ____ policy supports the Paramedic who encourages the patient to self-lift and bans the use of cradle lifts and shoulder lifts.

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A "no lift" policy supports the use of assistive lift devices and bans the use of cradle lifts and shoulder lifts, which are known to cause musculoskeletal injuries to healthcare workers. This type of policy encourages the use of safer lifting techniques, such as self-lifting, as well as the use of equipment like ceiling lifts, floor lifts, and hover mats to assist with patient transfers.

A(n) ____ Policy Supports the Paramedic Who Encourages the Patient