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In Canada, nurses and nurse aides are at a high risk for musculoskeletal injuries related to lifting and maneuvering patients. One way to reduce the risk of injuries is to invest in mechanical lifts. However, a more common way to reduce these risks is to work in teams, or alone, while utilizing gait or transfer belts.

As a musician, prepping for a concert can lead to lengthy hours practicing getting a riff just right.

Managing lymphedema can be a struggle for your patients. Luckily, there are many products that can help them cope with and reduce the swelling.

Lymphedema is a common condition that develops after breast cancer treatment. Unfortunately, there is no cure, but there are many products and practices that can help patients manage their lymphedema.

The amount of time required before your patients can exercise after breast surgery depends on a variety of factors. This includes the type of breast surgery performed and how carefully post-operative care instructions are followed. When you feel your patients are ready to start exercising, we are here to help with post-surgery breast exercises for increasing shoulder and arm range of motion. Share this guide for working out after breast surgery with your patients to help heal the pectoralis chest muscles and return to the activities they love!

Tennis elbow doesn’t just afflict tennis players. Many people experience tennis elbow pain, but relief can be found! Learn more about the exercises that can reduce your patients’ pain and about how to prevent this painful condition in the future.