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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
Assisting with immobility or with mobility?
In a brochure for a medical supply provider who is advertising wheelchairs, canes & walkers, which is correct?
"We provide equipment to assist with patient immobility" OR "We provide equipment to assist with patient mobility".
I think it's obviously mobility - otherwise they'd be advertising patient restraints. What is your opinion and how would you explain it so the company employees would understand? Or am I mistaken?
"We provide equipment to assist with patient immobility" OR "We provide equipment to assist with patient mobility".
I think it's obviously mobility - otherwise they'd be advertising patient restraints. What is your opinion and how would you explain it so the company employees would understand? Or am I mistaken?
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You are correct. They want to improve their mobility so that is what you are assisting with. The final aim is, as you point out, mobility not imobility!
- You are correct.
- They want to improve their mobility so that is what you are assisting with.
- The final aim is, as you point out, mobility not imobility!
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You are correct. They want to improve their mobility so that is what you are assisting with. The final aim is, as you point out, mobility not imobility!
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