Ambulance UK April 2022

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Received: 15 November 2021 Accepted: 7 January 2022
Published online: 15 January 2022
THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!
We are excited to announce the launch of the Eagle,
part of the Mangar lifting cushion range
• The Eagle has a smaller footprint than other lifting cushions,
which makes it versatile and easy to use in tight spaces
• Easy to fold and position under
someone who has fallen
• A slimline version of the Camel, the Eagle has
an in-built backrest to give extra support
• Lifts at least 35 stone
AMBULANCE UK - APRIL
• Reduces risk of musculoskeletal injury
• Portable – use inside or outdoors
For more information or to book a demonstration
please email enquiries@winncare.uk or call 0800 2800 485.
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For further recruitment vacancies visit: www.ambulanceukonline.com