Highly regarded as an industry-leading designer,
manufacturer, and worldwide distributor of rescue and work-at-height equipment,
CMC Rescue is also well-known as a globally respected, emergency-response
educator. They have fully embraced a mindset geared toward meeting the needs of
their customers, while simultaneously exceeding their expectations through
innovative, problem-solving techniques.
A longstanding, patient-care-related issue involved the loss
of critical, patient-packaging time due to the accepted method of securing a
patient in a litter: the use of improvised internal and external lashings using
a one-inch tubular web. In many cases, the finished lashing was either too
tight or too loose. After much testing of prototypes in rescue-school classes,
CMC developed their Patient
Tie-In System as viable solution. Here’s how it works:
The CMC Rescue Patient Tie-In System is a lightweight,
quick, and secure way to meet all of the patient’s comfort-based requirements
when on-scene. Emergency medical professionals need only to adjust the litter
so that it is in a heads-up position so that its durable pelvic harness can
securely support the patient’s weight.
The CMC Rescue Patient Tie-In System can easily accommodate
either a one-piece or a two-piece litter. It can be used with the pelvic
harness system or for a patient on a backboard. Additionally, the system is
conveniently color-coded, which allows it to be easily managed and organized.
Highly regarded as an industry-leading designer,
manufacturer, and worldwide distributor of rescue and work-at-height equipment,
CMC Rescue is also well-known as a globally respected, emergency-response
educator. They have fully embraced a mindset geared toward meeting the needs of
their customers, while simultaneously exceeding their expectations through
innovative, problem-solving techniques.
A longstanding, patient-care-related issue involved the loss
of critical, patient-packaging time due to the accepted method of securing a
patient in a litter: the use of improvised internal and external lashings using
a one-inch tubular web. In many cases, the finished lashing was either too
tight or too loose. After much testing of prototypes in rescue-school classes,
CMC developed their Patient
Tie-In System as viable solution. Here’s how it works:
The CMC Rescue Patient Tie-In System is a lightweight,
quick, and secure way to meet all of the patient’s comfort-based requirements
when on-scene. Emergency medical professionals need only to adjust the litter
so that it is in a heads-up position so that its durable pelvic harness can
securely support the patient’s weight.
The CMC Rescue Patient Tie-In System can easily accommodate
either a one-piece or a two-piece litter. It can be used with the pelvic
harness system or for a patient on a backboard. Additionally, the system is
conveniently color-coded, which allows it to be easily managed and organized.
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