Secondly, patient comfort is also a significant consideration during stretcher transfers. The experience can be anxiety-inducing for patients, particularly those who are already in a vulnerable state due to illness or injury. Using a calm and reassuring approach, along with effective communication, can help alleviate patients’ fears and ensure they feel cared for throughout the process. Additionally, taking the time to position patients comfortably on the stretcher, cushioning pressure points, and ensuring proper alignment are all factors that contribute to a positive transfer experience.