Standing patient kit

The ambulatory kit allows the patient to be supported. This is the transfer of invalid patients from their room
procedure. This type of care helps to humanize the relationship between patient and caregiver. There are three types of ambulatory care: stretcher, chair or foot.

Advantages:
• The bathrobe, the surgical shirt and the shorts are opaque to respect the dignity and intimacy of the patient
• Dressing done directly by the patient, saves time for stretcher bearers or caregivers
• Breathable mules or socks
• Comfort and strength of the elements constituting the kit makes it possible to take care of the standing patient for the duration of the intervention

Improving the quality of patient care
1. Respect for the dignity and intimacy of the patient.
2. Reduction of pre-operative stress of the patient.
3. Dedramatization of the passage to the operating room.
4. Promoting the autonomy of the patient.
5. Reduction of premedication which facilitates awakening.
6. Opportunity for patients to return home the very evening of their intervention.

Keys to success for hospitals
1. Simplification of the practices of the care services.
2. Improved patient flow.
3. Standing or stretcher information is integrated into
patient monitoring software.
4. No need to synchronize premedication and time
of the operation.
5. Increase in the number of treatments per day.
6. Project neutral in financial terms

Patient-carer relationship
1. Humanization of the relationship between patients and caregivers.
2. Highlighting values ??of well-being.
3. Valorisation of patient autonomy

For which surgical procedures, is foot care possible?
Foot care may be appropriate for all types of ambulatory surgical procedures such as: common procedures such as cataract removal, tooth extraction, varicose veins, hernia ....
Can also be involved removal of the gall bladder, some gynecological procedures, breast cancer surgery, appendectomy, prosthesis ...