- Plan the Turn Always communicate with the patient, explaining the process. Make sure all supplies are in reach before beginning the turn.

In addition to their practical role, emergency carts bring a psychological element to emergency care. Their presence reassures patients and their families that the hospital is prepared for critical situations. This perception of readiness can provide comfort in moments of panic and fear, enhancing the overall experience of care during crises.

The stretcher wheelchair combines the features of a traditional wheelchair with those of a stretcher. It typically has a flat, adjustable platform that can be positioned at various angles, allowing caregivers to secure patients in place without causing discomfort. This dual functionality is particularly beneficial in emergency medical situations, including hospitals, ambulances, and outdoor rescue operations, where the patient may need to be transported quickly and carefully from one location to another.