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Does the Sara Combilizer®, an Early Mobilization Aid, Reduce the Time Taken to First Mobilise Ventilated Patients in Intensive Care?
This study investigates the impact of introducing an early mobilisation device called the Sara Combilizer on time taken to mobilise in critical care. The investigators will collect baseline data on time taken to mobilise for a period of 4 months, then following a training programme and introduction of the device for a further 4 months
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