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      Our clinicial team at Seating Matters is made up of Occupational Therapists, Nurses, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy so we have a unique understanding of our patient needs when it comes to seating.

      We are changing the world of healthcare seating and through this blog we are educating fellow clinicians with informational videos and how to articles,  as well as sharing key industry news, and highlighting research to support evidence based practice.

      How to Reduce Pressure Injuries in Seating

      Despite ongoing research, evidence and skills, pressure injuries still affect 1 in 5 patients across the continuum of ...

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      SEATING MATTERS APPOINTMENTS: What do the current Covid-19 restrictions mean for you?

      Although Covid-19 restrictions might be changing every day, the condition of your loved one or patient remains the ...

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      SEATING ASSESSMENTS: Can you arrange a visit during the Covid-19 pandemic?

      The answer is YES. Seating Matters are ready to serve you and want to ensure that you feel confident when arranging a ...

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      SEATING SPECIALISTS

      Our Seating Specialists have been training extensively on the clinical rationale behind the design and use of ...

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      IDENTIFYING GOALS FOR CLINICAL SEATING PROVISION

      When you have identified the need for clinical seating in your hospital or care facility, a suitable next step to ...

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      HOW DOES A SEATING ASSESSMENT WORK?

      If you’ve been following us for awhile, you’ve probably heard us mention Seating Assessments before. Seating ...

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      5 CONSIDERATIONS FOR PURCHASING A PRESSURE MANAGEMENT CHAIR

      Once you’ve identified the need for a  pressure management chair and started to look at your options, you’ll notice ...

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      HOW TO TAKE ACCURATE MEASUREMENTS FOR A NEW SEATING MATTERS CHAIR

      After determining a Seating Matters chair is right for you, it’s time to take measurements. And correct measurements ...

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      SEATING PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX NEEDS

      In a daily case load, each patient we encounter is different, with individual needs which change and evolve ...

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