Respiratory and chest care
The raised-backrest position may support more upright positioning for selected patients. It can also assist with respiratory observation, feeding, communication, and chest-related care when prescribed by the clinical team.

Post-operative recovery
The bed can be adjusted to provide supported positioning after surgery. Backrest, leg, and height adjustment may help with comfort, wound care, monitoring, and assisted transfers.

Emergency and CPR access
The CPR function is intended to provide rapid access to a suitable emergency position. It must be used only by trained healthcare professionals and according to the hospital’s emergency protocol.

Patient transfer and mobilisation
Height adjustment can assist staff during transfers between the bed and a wheelchair, trolley, or other support surface. The bed should be placed at the correct height and the castors locked before transfer.

Pressure-management support
The bed can support frequent repositioning and clinical access for patients at risk of pressure-related skin injury. It should be used together with an appropriate pressure-redistributing mattress and a documented repositioning plan.

Lower-limb elevation
The leg section can be raised to support comfort and selected lower-limb treatment requirements. Positioning should be based on the patient’s diagnosis, circulation, pain, swelling, and medical instructions.