Ch. 1: Transfer Skills (Caregiver College Video Series)

Por Nora Brown en Tercera Edad 1423 views 13th Enero 2017 Duración del video: 00:06:20
Tips and instructions on how to use gravity and leverage to assist you when lifting or transferring a loved one who has limited mobility. Note: This informat...

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