Configura Chairs: Introduction to seating management- newcastle

Configura Chairs: Introduction to Seating Management:

Part 1: Clinical Training & Interactive Simulation Seating Management (2 hours)

This session combines theoretical knowledge with an interactive simulation to lay the foundation for effective seating management. Participants will:

• Explore the importance of seating and the basic concepts of seating management.
• Understand the relationship between size, pressure, and posture in seating.
• Gain an overview of pressure care and postural management in seating.
• Learn why Configura chairs are a preferred seating solution.
• Simulation to solution: Engage in interactive seating simulations to understand how various conditions, such as mobility impairments or neurological disorders, impact seating needs.

Part 2: Practical Training Seating Management (2 hours)

• Building on the foundational knowledge from Part 1, this session focuses on hands-on training with Configura chairs. Participants will:
• Learn seating assessment strategies specific to Configura chairs.
• Get an overview of the assessment tools available for seating management.
• Follow a measuring guide for Configura chairs to ensure proper fit and comfort.
• Watch demonstrations of Configura chairs to understand their features and benefits.
• Engage in case studies to determine what adjustments need to be made to Configura chairs, ensuring personalised seating solutions and discussions on the clinical justification for seating choices.

Q&A: Receive personalised feedback and address any practical concerns.

Learning Outcomes:

• • Understand the critical aspects of seating management and the role of Configura chairs in providing effective solutions.
  • Apply knowledge of pressure care and postural management to enhance patient comfort and safety.
  • Conduct thorough seating assessments and select the appropriate Configura chair for individual patient needs.
  • Confidently adjust and customise Configura chairs to meet specific requirements.
  • Utilise clinical reasoning to justify seating choices, backed by practical experience and case study insights