96% Feel that managing electrical cords during transport distracts attention away from patient care.
Healthcare workers in Surgical Services
"Look, I'm managing my airway!"
T. W., CRNA - First time using cordclear during transport
What healthcare workers have to say...
M.M., Radiology Technician
M.M., Radiology Technician
M.M., Radiology Technician
"There is no good place for the cords while transporting. This is a hazard and makes it difficult to push the bed as it puts the body in an awkward position. This will increase the chance of an employee hurting their back."
G.E., Operating Room RN
M.M., Radiology Technician
M.M., Radiology Technician
"The dragging cords from the bed are a distraction and a safety hazard during transportation."
S.S., Operating Room RN
M.M., Radiology Technician
S.S., Operating Room RN
"They look extremely dirty most of the time because of how often they're dragged on the floor."
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