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What type and how much training is necessary to ensure that all of the caregivers are prepared to use lifting equipment?

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What type and how much training is necessary to ensure that all of the caregivers are prepared to use lifting equipment?

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Training should focus on how to use the lifting equipment for residents with a range of physical limitations, and should include hands-on practice. Caregivers should be required to demonstrate that they are proficient in the use of the lifting equipment for residents with a range of disabilities. Training is generally provided by the lifting equipment manufacturer when equipment is purchased; however, a member of the care giving staff and/or peer safety leaders should be trained in all aspects of lifting equipment usage and should be prepared to provide periodic refresher training to existing staff and newly hired caregivers.

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