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Serviced by our own technicians
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Tasmanian owned and operated
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Procedure Chair

Code PRCHNB

A procedure chair is the working seat for treatment rooms, day procedure areas and ward-based clinics, where a patient needs to be positioned for a short intervention and then moved on again. It gives the clinician a stable, height-set surface to work over, and gives the patient somewhere secure to sit while dressings, cannulation, minor…

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Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

A procedure chair is the working seat for treatment rooms, day procedure areas and ward-based clinics, where a patient needs to be positioned for a short intervention and then moved on again. It gives the clinician a stable, height-set surface to work over, and gives the patient somewhere secure to sit while dressings, cannulation, minor procedures or observations are carried out.

For staff, the value is in the setup time. A patient can be seated and repositioned without a hoist or a full bed transfer, which keeps the room turning over and keeps handling simple for one or two people. The chair suits patients who can sit for the length of a procedure but who would not manage a plinth or a standard visitor chair.

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